Find the difference 500 levels

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About this game

Try our find the differences 500 levels and enjoy beautiful images in a classic puzzle game, training and relaxing your brain for hours and hours. It's quite similar to the hidden object game.

Characteristics:

• Up to 500 levels !
• No time limit !
• All levels unlocked
• 3 free hints per level
• Designed for smartphones and tablets
• Great zoom system to help on the search
• Amazing HD pictures
• On/Off music and sounds (relaxing and beauiful music)
• Very easy interface in many different languages
• Excellent save/load system for differences found in non-completed levels
• Hours of play with this awesome game of 500 levels.

Try our free game find the differences of 500 levels, a very exciting and challenging observation game similar to hidden objects, also known as "Search the differences", "Game differences", or "Spot it" where you have to find and detect five hidden differences between two similar images. Remember that there is no time limit and you have three hints per level for a completely relaxing game.

Ratings and reviews

Playing on Android phone. Alot of cluttered pics, making it hard to find all the differences. It would be great to see some basic, uncluttered pics that were simpler to find. Also, game should have the option of skipping pics you don't want to play and/or too hard to find. Other "find the difference" apps offer this option. This would be a great addage. Have to uninstall.

This game is fun, challenging, great pics & variety, & relaxing music too. The hint button only gives you a clue where to look instead of just showing you it's a great feature. Adding a timer to show how fast (or slow) you finish each level would make this a 5 star game! I play a similar game (3 stars only) from another company & they have a little magniflying glass hidden in each level. It would be fun if you had a little, unrelated object to find too, but not mandatory to complete the level.

Uninstalled: Great idea using actual photos, but on my 7" phone screen, they're a bit too blurry (like I need glasses) to make them enjoyable. There is a magnifying glass. Although I found the differences without it, they're too small to see detail. For example, while a dog in the foreground had red blob change to green at its neck, and one assumes it's his collar, it rather looked like one had a gash in its throat while the other was gangrenous (or perhaps turning into a zombie).