Hidden Differences:Spot & Find 4+

So far the game is ok. Not too many adds popping up and they end within a good amount of time to continue to play. But it would be so much better if it was possible to play the game for a longer time before rating it. The rating comes up too quickly before a real decision can be made. If it gets too full of adds and not enough game. I will delete it.

I needed a game that had 2 parallel pictures, the ability to scroll between the two pictures to tap on each difference and was somewhat timed. This game has all three. I paid for the ad free version and I am not sorry.
Almost perfect as a tool for the ME skill. If a few of the existing in game issues are fixed, this will be the perfect companion app for thousands of players looking to learn, improve and practice ME skills. Once learned, the ME skill can give any player who consistently practices it an advantage in spot the difference challenges.

These are a few changes that can make this a nearly perfect solution for the ME skill. Please allow players to go back into different game levels to practice, structure the duration of the timeout to increase slowly with each level of the game, ie. every 10 levels, if this game contains 0 running advertisements above or below the screen during playtime with the potential for advertising between levels, an option to purchase hints along the way and otherwise costs a flat rate fee it will be a winner. Make the few above alterations and this game will be what thousands of players, who wish to learn develop and practice the ME skill will need to use daily.

The actual game is great with beautiful and interesting backgrounds. The ads are an entirely different story. I’m used to ads between levels, at regularly spaced intervals, or when the player uses the hint button. However, this game uses all of those opportunities to play ads. Worse, the player has to watch an entire (longish) video with no option of closing out. After the video, you’re automatically taken to the download page. Upon clicking out of that page, there is yet another countdown video of around 13-15 seconds. I haven’t been able to get through a level without an abundance of ads. In fact, the last few times I played, I noticed that I spent more time in ad countdowns than the game itself which is too bad because the actual game is great. One last thing—I don’t mind ads n the whole. I’m happy to sit through them for a good free game or pay to upgrade and remove them. This game’s only upgrade option, however, is a recurring $4.99 payment as opposed to a one-time purchase. I don’t enjoy this game THAT much.