Merge Hidden 合成寻物

The game overall is not hard. In each level, you look for hidden object pieces, and each item is split into two parts. When you find both matching pieces, you merge them to complete the item and clear it from the board. I enjoy this simple loop of searching and combining. When I got stuck, the hint system helped me keep the game moving without frustration. I also like that each completed level unlocks an achievement, which is good for collecting and completing achievements.

It’s a good game, but they still haven't added achievements. We wrote to the developer in the discussion thread from June 23rd 2026, but they never replied. :(((((( https://steamcommunity.com/app/4787030/discussions/0/573793348713950147/ /　°/ /　/。/ //　/ // |￣￣￣￣￣￣ |　/ ° |　 //　（∵）。|　/°// |　//　　/_|\ 　 | /。/ |｡ ∧,,∧　 　//　|　/°/ |∩´･_･`∩ °　/　| ｡/ / ￣￣￣￣￣￣

I thank the dev for giving me their game. Such a sweet new way to play a hidden object game. You have to find halves and merge them to complete the level. To find those halves, you must have good memory. At first I struggled to find the places I've seen those particular items. They are not just hidden in plain sight, but also among the trees, the rocks, the other non-interactable objects or people. I find this approach new and refreshing from the classical hidden object game. Such a fun way to engage the player. PROS: - Simple and joyful black and white worlds (5 levels in total); - 18 halves to find and merge in each level; - Nice music; - Engages players as they play; - Right-click to select the item (it will leave after about 5 to 10 seconds if the other half is not found); - Mouse wheel to zoom in and out; - If the cursor hovers over the encircled items below the screen, they will become a bit larger so the players could see what is needed (which is the other half) - I would love the hovering effect to enlarge the items a bit more (some of us can't see pretty well); - Easy to learn; - Simple to medium difficulty to obtain achievements. CONS: - Nothing. More of these, ple…

There are five stages, each showing a small but detailed scene. Sadly, there is some inconsistency in the scenes and the items placed within them. Most of each scene appears grainy and low resolution when you zoom in, while certain objects stand out with much higher resolution and do not blend in naturally. Unlike the standard mechanic of searching for objects from a list, here you must find two items and combine them to match one of the objects shown on the tab below. This can be quite tricky because some objects are very small and blend perfectly into the scene. Others are easier to identify because the two pieces are simply halves of the same thing, such as a grasshopper or a centipede. Either way, since clicking is free and there is no penalty for selecting the wrong spot, you can find pieces fairly quickly. Then all you need to do is locate the matching pair. The problem is that once you have an object selected and attached to your cursor, it returns to its original position after a few seconds. This prevents you from slowly examining the scene and working through the list systematically. Instead, you are forced to find both objects first and then combine them. However, thi…

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