There's No Aliens

[h2]Pros[/h2] [b]– Charming low-poly visuals[/b] that set a quirky tone [b]– Lighthearted story[/b] with a dose of humor [b]– Simple gameplay[/b] that’s easy to pick up and enjoy [h2]Cons[/h2] [b]– Extremely short[/b] — feels more like a demo than a full game [b]– Almost no challenge[/b], even for casual players [b]– Little to no replay value[/b] once you’ve seen it all [b]– Ends just as it gets interesting[/b], which is frustrating [h3]Rating: 2 out of 10[/h3] It’s like getting one bite of a cake you really like — sweet, but gone too fast. Worth a look if you catch it on sale or in a bundle.

Cute and fun little game

A delightful find the object (aliens) game. It provides multiple difficulties that range from easy to challenging which involves new mechanics. You can change the color pallet which in some colors makes things more difficult or just aesthetically pleasing. If you are a fan of this genre and looking for a relaxing hidden object game, this is perfect.

There's No Aliens (on Easy difficulty) felt like everything was in your face while at the same time you had to be paying attention to find them! Meaning that if you scroll pass it to fast, you may miss it! 10/10

A nice hidden picture game that takes some time to complete especially if you plan to do the grind for 100% achievements. It is relaxing to complete, I probably have an hour or more of afk time so more around 2 hours of play time. I just didn't care for the noise it makes when you find an alien. It more sounds like a robot but I freely admit that I have not seen an alien nor know what sounds they actually make. The pictures were well done and with the way the game is set up, each area needs played at least three times. I do like that there is a timer on the puzzles so you can entertain yourself in the grind by trying to beat your own score.

Easy, chill game to speedrun. Cosy music and entertaining graphics.