Find the Difference: Spot 5

Two pictures look identical. They are not. Five things have changed — can you find them all? Find the Difference: Spot 5 is a calm, careful puzzle game for people who like to look closely. No timers screaming at you, no lives to lose, no punishing fail states. Just you, two pictures, and five differences hiding in plain sight. SIMPLE TO PLAY • Compare the top and bottom pictures • Tap any difference you spot — on either picture • Find all 5 to clear the level • Pinch to zoom; both pictures move together so you never lose your place 22 PLACES TO EXPLORE Work your way through 330 levels across twenty-two worlds: • Parks, forests and quiet gardens • Sunny beaches, still lakes and old harbours • Busy city streets and town squares • Farms, mountains, deserts and winter wonderlands • Under the sea, open skies and starry nights • Living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, cafés and pantries Morning light, sunset, overcast, midnight — every level has its own view, its own place and its own things to find. Each chapter unlocks as you collect stars, so there is always something new just ahead. EARN YOUR THREE STARS Every level scores you out of three. Finish quickly, without wrong taps, and without hints for a perfect run. Replay any level any time to beat your best — your highest score is always the one that counts. FAIR, NOT FRUSTRATING • A wrong tap costs seconds, never the level • Running out of time means retry, not game over • Stuck on the last one? Use a hint, or take 30 more seconds • Your progress is never taken away from you PLAYS ANYWHERE The whole game is on your device. No account, no sign-up, no internet needed to play — perfect for commutes, waiting rooms and flights. MADE FOR RELAXING Soft sounds, gentle haptics and unhurried pacing. Turn the sound, music or vibration off any time in Settings. Spot-the-difference is a quiet pleasure, and this game is built to keep it that way. Free to play, supported by ads. Optional rewarded videos give you hints and extra time when you want them — never required. Questions or ideas? Write to [email protected] — we read everything.