Infinite Seek and Find

[b][i]Casual game in the genre of hidden object, developing memory and attentiveness. You can set up goals, rules, difficulty and play endlessly with the whole family.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/_SZcYkvsOt4 Time flies by so quickly when you play this game. The difficulty is different; it can be adjusted so that the search for objects turns from a relaxing game into a real challenge. To unlock all the settings, you need to complete the standard levels. Then you can choose how many objects to find, turn on / off / adjust the timer, specify the number of lives, select the number of duplicate objects (pairs) and specify how objects can differ from each other in pairs (different in color, size, rotation, reflection). + Suitable for people of any age. + Develops attentiveness and memory. + Adjustable difficulty from easy to hardcore. + No training required. + Convenient mouse control. + Intuitive interface. + Endless gameplay. + Achievements.

Very enjoyable and casual. Wish there was a bit more different items to have to find as after you play for like 20 min you know all of them.

A nicely executed, simple seek-and-find game that does exactly what it promises. As you play, more challenging modes unlock, letting you tailor the experience however you like. It can be completely relaxing with no timers and customizable object visibility, or it can become brutally difficult with timers and “flashlight” mode enabled. One of the best things about this game is what it doesn’t have: no forced or illogical storylines, no distracting animated backgrounds, no blurry or half-transparent objects, and no convoluted puzzle mechanics. It’s clean, straightforward, and focused purely on the joy of finding objects hidden in plain sight. That doesn’t mean it’s easy—depending on the rules you pick, it can get surprisingly frustrating (in a good way). But for fans of classic seek-and-finds who don’t want extra fluff, this is exactly what the title promises: infinite fun. Highly recommended.

I was loving this game but the screen freezes each time I try to do another round with different rules so I always have to force it to close. So it is impossible to get all achievements at this rate, sadly...

I can't believe how quickly I got sucked into this game. Idk what it is. It's just the right amount of challenging. The fact that the rules can be randomized for each game just makes it perfectly enticing. But you can also set the rules yourself, which is nice if you're wanting a more passive game (those time limits can be HARSH). Idk if it's a bug or a feature, but sometimes the rules don't unlock until you exit the game and log back in. That was kinda annoying- I got the achievement to unlock all the rules and yet all the rules weren't unlocked. So I don't really know what's going on with that. My only other complaint is some of the games are unable to be completed. It's really down to luck, based on the rules you get. Sometimes the item you need to find is hiding behind other items- which might be okay, cause sometimes you can kinda randomly click and get it. But if you do the no hints rule coupled with the set number of lives rule, and an item in hiding, you just can't do it unless you get extremely lucky and manage to click on the item randomly before your lives run out. So that kinda sucks, but it doesn't happen often. I would also really love a game type where you clea…

I play this with the toddlers in my house. They really enjoy it. It is fun for us to do as a family.