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For some reason I don't believe anyone who managed to complete this game in under 30 seconds... I mean the total transition time of all the pictures is longer than that x_x
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wow... some were really hard, like that hanged man level. all in all it's a really good game even if some levels were frustrating (CLICK ON EVERYTHIIIIIING). I like the univers, really beautifull acid trip,
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Had a few difficulties along the way but I actually finished it quite easily. The badge makes games more known. I like it.
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Did someone bribe the guy who decides on the badges of the day to get this up today? In fact, who even bothered to badge this extremly tedious game in the first place?
http://www.kongregate.com/games/DifferenceGames/dreams
This is how you do a spot the difference game right, you should have badged this one....at least it's functional.
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Want the badge just use q+w then right arrow , right arrow etc to skip to last level and then complete the last level and the badge is yours
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I click somewhere. It blinked. Then wondered what just happened? What was the difference there? I was pretty dumbfounded after.
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I've enjoyed games of this genre before. And I really like the weird psychological theming of this one, even if it doesn't really go anywhere. But when the differences to spot boil down to multiple slight variations in a pattern of bricks, or a slight fringe of grass, or a single star in the sky, it quickly turns tedious. The differences in a spot-the-difference game ought to be interesting to spot in themselves, at least for me. Better tools might have helped -- I've seen games like this which create a second cursor on the other half of the screen, letting you pick out trivial differences more easily by seeing what corresponds to what.
Overall, a good effort, but flawed.
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Today I learned counting to twelve is less intuitive to me than recognizing constellations and the direction intricately drawn shrubbery faces. Reading comprehension is even easier than that, and of course huge glaringly missing bits are the ease st. ;)
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Lifehack: screenshot it and then invert for the later levels. Also turn off the lamp, or any light source. The only light should come from the screen.
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LEVEL 1
The man's legs
The second building from the left
The sidewalk, close to the screen
One of the trees doesn't have a shadow
The c in "Differences is an o in the second picture
LEVEL 2
The rightmost building in the background is missing in one of the pictures
The orange and red buckets of paint
The yellow bucket of paint
The sidewalk is different
The man with the yellow shirt's flip-flops
LEVEL 3
The robot's sunglasses
The robot's pincers
The signs say different things
There is a tree missing in the back (left of the single tree in the foreground)
The sun is in a different place behind the top cloud (this can be hard to see on some monitors)
LEVEL 4
The third rule
The fifth rule ("dinners" and "diners")
The seventh rule
The eighth rule ("dreams" and "draems")
The last rule
LEVEL 5
The grass at the end of the bridge
The shadow under the bridge
The cattail directly under the number
The plank in the middle of the drawbridge
The extra rock on the bottom right
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Cheats aren't a cool way to get a badge, and I'm surprised this game didn't code it in where you wouldn't get the badge by doing the level skip.... That aside, that's one creepy as fudge ending... If you didn't know to look at the stars you would think it was just a shillfest for CrazyMonkey and IvoryBoy... where there were 5 differences to find there too... A rather average clickfest though...