Hidden Lands - Spot the differences

Great game i played, that I found here on store. The point of the game is to find a differences. Some are clearly visible just from the first look. The complex one are sometimes struggle to find. But over all i love to play this game, is relaxing, You can play music and enjoy. I suggest it when you had a stressful day, so you can be chilled out. Also the plus is you don't need to have a strong PC to run this game.

Positive review only because it's free. The environments are cute and the music is pleasant, but the biggest issue is the lack of variety. Almost every level feels the same, with the same environments and objects repeated over and over again. Even the differences you're supposed to spot are very similar from one level to the next. By the end of Endless Mode, I could often find all the differences just from memory without even looking at the other image. The main quest progression is decent, though. Watching the map gradually light up as you clear areas provides a satisfying sense of progress and was probably the main thing that kept me going. As for Endless Mode, I honestly can't imagine playing it unless you're an achievement hunter. It took me over a month to finish 500 endless levels, and I can't say I enjoyed the experience. :(

I don't know how this game is free. It's a very good game to pass the time and to exercise your brain a bit

This is a nice little find the difference for when you just want something simple to occupy your mind but not get into heavier gaming sessions. You can pick and choose which one's to play or play progression. Some are simple with 3-4 objects with others up to eight where it's harder to find, luckily there's a hint button which gives you general area to focus on.

nice music, fun little puzzles, great for doing a few levels in between work or whatnot. good to wind down an evening with

The concept is simple, as is the gameplay: you're shown two versions of a tiny floating 3D island, and you have to click on the three-to-nine things that are absent in one version but present in the other. The islands are supposed to have three "themes" of Medieval England, Ancient Egypt, and Oriental Japan, but 90% of the time you're going to be looking at differences in a rocky desert, on an icy mountain, or on a hill with trees, that just happens to include a single sarcophagus or a dillapidated wheelbarrow. It's also, at least to me, oddly inconsistent with what it considers "a" missing object; for example, if what's missing is a bullseye with arrows stuck into it, remember to click it twice because "bullseye" and "arrows" are two different things, but if what's missing is all the branches at the top of a tree, that's only one difference! I assume the hint system is decent, but honestly just spamming clicks around the bases of unique objects when I got stuck worked well enough for me. There are, at the time of this review about five years past initial release, two modes. The main mode, Quest, consists of levels that are one-to-six spot-the-differences in a row, and rewards you…