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As an artsy game, this is pretty neat. As a playable game, it's downright infuriating - the differences are ridiculously subtle at points (granted, that IS sort of the point of this game), and there's no indication to how many levels there are until you reach the last one. On the other hand, I'm just glad there's no jump scare at any point...call me paranoid, but when I see a "Spot the Difference" game with little to no music, I get a bit nervous.
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If you have a QWERTZ keyboard: hold down Q, W and F and press the right arrow key until you get to the last level. Then suffer a bit with finding what stars stand 1mm away from their pair on the other half of the screen.
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part3/4
LEVEL 10
The girl's right sock
The stone at the top of the arch over the door
The umbrella
The doorknob
The window to the right of the door
LEVEL 11
The buckle on the seat belt
The rightmost bird on top of the billboard
The patch of bricks on the left of the wall
The beam under the billboard, to the left, intersecting another beam
The phrase "or don't"
LEVEL 12
One of the lower bricks on the far left
The patch of bricks to the man's right
The rightmost crack in the sidewalk
The brick to the right of the man's head
The brick to the right of the man's legs
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1st Part/3
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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Mary Poppins or a damp nun in mismatched socks? Super games that make me LOL (& need clean glasses). 10/5 if I could... 5/5.
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Level with the bridge- I clicked everything, used 2 walkthroughs and even refreshed the page and the fifth still is not there.
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I played the night version of this first, and was thus slightly disappointed by the lack of creepily atmospheric background music. But other than that: marvelous game. I love how it starts out as normal artsy urban scenery and kinda drifts slowly into psychedelic "You know what? Here's Mary Poppins. Oh, and we also got you a dude walking his atom." Excellent work! :)
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that awful moment when you realise that your going to have to look at all the individual bricks on the walls to find the difference
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That badge deserves to be hard or impossible! half the differences aren't even remotely noticeable, literally comes down to shades of grey which is a bit ridiculous.. still a nice looking game though
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I managed to finish with no random clicking... and may I never play another spot-the-difference game so long as I live.
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If this were one of those "Limited Amount of Clicks" games, I would have not beaten the game, Click.Click.CLICK.CLICK.CLICK.
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this took me AGES to win on som of them i just decided to click everywhere becus i couldnt find the differences but very good game i like the art
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One of the most beautiful (yet maddeningly difficult) games I have ever played. Thank you for creating this, and allowing us to play!