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Version 1.9.6 · 2026-06-22
We made small improvements for more pleasant playing.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.9.6, updated 2026-06-22.








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Addictive brain game for your family — you can play together with your loved ones on one device.
Take a break after a long day and enjoy your time with finding differences between two colorful pictures and train your attentiveness and memory.
It is really easy to play! Compare two pictures, concentrate on tiny details, tap to differences when you spot it.
Delight all the game features:
-1000+ nice pictures
-Zoom to spot all the differences
-Play easy and hard levels
-Use unlimited hints if you get stuck
-Daily challenges with new pictures every day. Win it!
-No timer! Take your time.
-Simple but beautiful game design
-Absolutely free game
-Progress saves automatically
-Takes up a little space on your device
Can you spot all the tiny differences to prove that you are a brilliant detective? Find even those differences which are hidden really hard and increase your attentiveness.…
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We made small improvements for more pleasant playing.
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