One in a Thousand: Clover Book
Matteo Silvestro · 2026 · Casual, Puzzle, Hidden Object, Minimalist, Nature
PC
5 user reviews100% · 5
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About One in a Thousand: Clover Book
Somewhere in this patch of clovers hides an elusive four-leaf clover.One in a Thousand is a minimalistic and cozy hidden-object game about the quiet joy of searching for four-leaf clover, just like you did when you were younger and carefree. Take a moment to slow down, look closely, and train your eye to recognize the subtle patterns that will lead to your lucky find.
What awaits you
- Find the four-leaf clover hidden in a patch full of clovers, in an almost realistic environment (~1 in 2,500 chance in-game vs ~1 in 5,000 in real life).
- Discover 10 authentic leaflet patterns and shapes inspired by real wild clovers found in grass patches around Piedmont (Italy).
- Keep a collection book that tracks every four-leaf clovers you find, and uncover new notes as you progress — botanical curiosities, inspirational quotes, and gameplay hints.
- It's not just luck. Learn strategies to improve your chances of spotting four-leaf clovers that can carry over into finding real four-leaf clovers.
- If you're extra lucky, you might find the elusive five-leaf clover.
- Change clover patch at any time if you're feeling stuck (but don't give up, you might be closer than you think).
- Stumble upon ladybugs hidden under the clovers; they may nudge you toward what you're really looking for (but you can also explore without them for a more true-to-life challenge).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I met the developer in person during a rough patch in my life. He convinced me to go look for a four-leaf clover with him, and we found one in less than 20 minutes! It was a small thing, but it really cheered me up when I needed it. It's a small, simple game, but I hope it brings you some joy and inspires you to go look for one in real life.4 found this helpful
This is very cozy yet challenging hidden object! Having ADHD, hidden objects in general are a bit of a kriptonite for me. But I got to admit, sitting 40 minutes looking carefully for the 4 leaves can be a good training for keeping up the attention. I was lazer focused, had to stop at the third clover in a row!4 found this helpful
I definitely recommend One in a Thousand. Its quite pleasant to open here and there and just spend some time sifting around. When you finally find the four-leaf clover it feel great, and it also make you wonder how you missed it for so long. The idea of looking for four-leaf clovers is such a dang good idea. Easily worth the price.2 found this helpful
Finally a game that really knows what pc gamers lack: touching grass2 found this helpful
My daughter is a 4-leaf-clover aficionado. She can find a dozen of them in 5 minutes, meanwhile I'll be searching for just one for half an hour. She absolutely loves this game, its calm soundtrack, and the varying clover fields that keep things interesting. She tries to avoid the ladybug hints, but also really enjoys how their color corresponds to how close you are. We haven't found the 5-leaf clover yet, but I'm sure we will! For $2, this is a no-brainer for those who like a relaxing experience to come back to on a rainy day. For kids especially, I can vouch for this being an excellent way to pass the time and build some bonding moments as you search together. I could easily see this being a hit on mobile, too. It's niche, sure, but it's a comprehensive little package that delivers exactly what it says! Also runs no problem on super-ultrawides which many more expensive games don't get right!1 found this helpful
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