How to play
Find the Difference shows you two pictures that look almost the same. Five differences sit between them, and your job is to spot all five before the time gets over. The scenes are cartoon pictures with high quality graphics, and the game is made for toddlers and kids. The developer says spotting the differences helps young players improve observation and visual skills. Levels come in many categories, including kids, toddler and animal themes.
Controls explained
The provider does not list the controls for this game. The fact pack gives no key list or input scheme, so the exact way you interact with the pictures is not documented here. What the pack does confirm is that the game is built for toddlers and kids, which suggests a simple approach. Check the game screen itself for the input options it offers before you start a level.
Tips
- Compare the two pictures one area at a time instead of scanning both at once, so your eyes do not skip a corner.
- Check the edges and background first, since small changes there are easy to miss.
- Look at colors, shapes and missing objects, which are the kinds of changes that separate two near-identical scenes.
- Keep an eye on the clock and mark the differences you are sure of before hunting for the harder ones.
- Play with a child and take turns pointing, which turns the search into a shared activity.
FAQ
How many differences are in each picture? There are five differences between the two pictures, and you need to find all of them before time runs out.
Who is the game made for? The developer describes it as a fun game for toddlers and kids, with cartoon scenes and categories such as kids, toddler and animal levels.
What does the game help children practice? The developer says finding the differences improves observation and visual skills in toddlers, so the game doubles as a simple visual exercise.
Are the controls listed? No. The provider does not list the controls, so the input scheme is not documented in the fact pack.
