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For the last seven years, I've used the music in this game and 6 Differences to help me sleep. I highly recommend this same method to all of you.
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hey goldrodor, i don't mean to brag but pi is actually: 3.14159265253238462643383279502884197169399375105209749445 and more according to my notes
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This entire series is high art with a serious zen quotient... and yet, all other games by the developer are simple shoot 'em ups. Go figure.
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The inspiration from the experience i mean, you gotta come up with something good and some games have it, some games don't. This game has it. Also good music and artwork.
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I really liked this game overall, despite the moving sky triggering my fear of heights twice in this game (in both 'buildings with moving clouds' maps). I don't hold anything against the game for that, but I will take a point off for the Rorschach level, which I felt was pushing it. Overall, a really good game (with good music), and I would love to see more games by Ivoryboy and the team. 9/10, leaning high and translating into 5 stars.
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I can't seem to play this game, all it just shows is the blue sky and the number 1 on the top left corner, and no buttons to start the game.
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That was really cool and beautiful! Not your average "find the differences" puzzle. The moving ones were particularly hard. Nice.
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All I get is a screen with a sky with some clouds and a 1 or 10 in the right hand upper corner. What am I supposed to do?
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Interesting take on a "find the difference" game, with symmetry and moving pictures. Also quite fascinating how some of the differences come in at intervals as the picture moves.
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This game is so smart in tricking you. They hide the differences very well and the graphics are amazing. Good job. SCIENCE TIME! You see, your eyes will try to miss the mistakes or differences cause they wanna be faster instead of accurate. That makes it so you need to look a second time because you may have missed something.