I have always loved doing these kind of games but the first one I ever did was at a family hhome evening event way back in 75 and one item I had to look for was a horse and I looked looked and looked for the horse forever and ever and ever and couldn’t find the horse but it turns out that the horse was the blue sky shaped through the trees and a red bird was its eye but yea I have loved these kind of games for years and there are these so called coloring pages that my sister had printed off for me to play over and over and over again and I never colored the, in because I knew I could go back and play them over and over and over again so that I could have the same exact fun again but yeah I’ll bet my whole collection of action figures that the blue sky in that first one I ever did was the hardest one I ever did looking for that blue horse resembling the blue sky was my first and hardest one I ever did but I love what all of you guys have done with these kind of games and I will always continue to play them and as Leonard Nimoy would always say live long and prosper jannyboy stephens

I fully understand that ads pay for the games, but when someone creates a game, such as “homescapes”, based on infidelity and divorce, that it is deplorable! Please stop supporting homescapes. Differences is a great game, and I enjoy playing it very much. It’s such a good game that I’m sure you will find other, more appropriate advertisers to fund this game.

I gave this game 2 stars only because I like it when I’m actually able to play it, which has been cut way back by the update. The app crashes at least 2-3 times every time I play it (daily). I also used to be able to play the game with my iPad in landscape mode, but the new update meant I have to turn my it to portrait mode...not great since it’s attached to a keyboard. At one point, I purchased extra coins and magnifying times for $6.99. THe money came out of my account, but I never got either of those things. I even contacted the developer, but never heard back. The ads have meant that I spend more than half the time that I’m playing watching ads. I also agree with the reviewer who said he/she is offended by ads intended to grab adults. This game is supposed to be for kids as well, but I won’t let my grandkids play because I never know what ads will pop up. I really enjoy this type of game and the scenery from all around the world attracted me; unfortunately for all the reasons above, I will be deleting this app from my devices.

... as a lot of people have mentioned, the ads are obnoxious and far too many of them. I have really enjoyed the photos but why didn’t you make them larger? Some of us have less than perfect vision and I don’t understand why the pictures are not double the size. Keeping the pictures small obviously make it more difficult to find the differences, but some of the differences are so minuscule that the brightness needs to be turned all the way up and/or you need a magnifying glass. I’ve wasted too much time because of the stupid ads as some of the differences are so slight (e.g. a hardly noticeable change in shading or color) that I’m unable to find them without the hint. Did a lot of screen shots of pictures just so I could enlarge them to see what the difference was, because it was so negligible. Have loved the photos, but not enough that I’ll keep this game on my ipad.