Wild Snap

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Lacking a tutorial but once I figured it out it was pretty simple. Short free game where you need to use the right combos to "find" animals and take photos of them all. Wish it was a bit longer or had other things to do.

Took a while to figure out how it works, even still a number of these don't make sense. Thankfully someone does have a visual guide with all the results to get all the pictures, then just have to click on them while they fall during the credits.

Wild Snap is a compact casual puzzle game that turns wildlife photography into a series of playful logic challenges. Developed and published by Caracolex, it focuses less on realistic photography and more on figuring out how to manipulate animals and their surroundings until the perfect photographic opportunity appears. Its colorful presentation and simple controls make it immediately approachable, while the increasingly unusual puzzle situations give the experience enough personality to stand apart from a conventional hidden-object or photography game. The main goal is to photograph the animals scattered throughout each level, but there is an important condition: the target animal needs to be alone in the picture. Achieving that seemingly simple requirement becomes the foundation of the puzzle design. Animals may need to be attracted, moved, distracted, separated, or otherwise influenced before a valid photograph can be taken. Instead of simply spotting a creature and clicking the camera, players must study the scene and determine which sequence of interactions will create the required moment. A particularly entertaining aspect is the collection of tools available for manipulati…

It's a fun little puzzle game I grabbed on Humble Choice and I enjoyed my playthrough of it.

Cute, quick, and free. It's a winner in my book. It's a very simple game, but the lack of tutorial was still a bit annoying. Other than that, I liked it. I'd definitely play another one like this if a #2 comes out someday.