Just Find It

[h1]🎬Gameplay Video🎬[/h1] https://youtu.be/uBUvugStSZI [quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/] Follow [b]IndieGems[/b] [/url] and [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41039956/][b]Indie Blast![/b] [/url] for more reviews like this one. [/quote] [h1]🤔Overall Impressions🤔[/h1] [quote][h2][b]Nicely presented casual game which has some original ideas and some tough levels to complete (without using any hints). There are four different challenges to try, including spot the difference, match two, swap, and detail, arranged over ninety levels, so there is plenty of content for your money. No timed levels mean it is a relaxing experience, accompanied by some foot tapping soundtracks, and achievements, altogether it is a really nice game in the genre. [/b][/h2][/quote] [h1]🕹️Gameplay🕹️[/h1] Just Find It is a casual game where you can play four different disciplines including: [h2] Spot The Difference [/h2] Spot the differences between up to [b]four[/b] pictures. The scenes are very bright and colourful and there are some original and quirky pictures to scan. Most games of this type only have two pictures, but in this game, you have two, three, and even four pictures to look at, with a subtle difference in only one picture which you need to find. The differences can be difficult to find, but there is a hint button which shows you where the difference is, and this regenerates quite quickly, so if you do get stuck there is no need to wait too long between hints. [h2] Match Two [/h2] Match the pair of images in the scene. Again, scenes are very interesting and quite often bizarre, containing such things like fish in the sea and different kinds of sushi. Objects are layered so certain matches can be hidden under others, but the way the levels are designed it is easy to bring objects to the top by pressing them, and you can even move objects around to stop them getting too cluttered. This mode I found reasonably easy. [h2] Swap [/h2] Swap is a kind of jigsaw puzzle where you have to arrange the pieces so that they form pictures. Presented with up to five pictures, swap pieces between the pictures to complete the image. Some of the images can be very intricate and occasionally guess work is needed. The only small gripe I had with this mode is that there’s not enough distinction between tiles you have successfully swapped, and ones which are still to find their place. Once you have put a tile in its correct position it will stick and remain fixed, but the slight colour change between a fixed block and a loose block is not enough which can cause a bit of confusion. [h2] Details [/h2] Details is a concept I have not seen before in other games of this type. You are shown a picture and below there are snippets of the image which you have to find. I thought this would have been harder than it was, but it was an original idea which I enjoyed. There is a windowed mode with resolutions up to 3440x1440 and sliders for music and special effects. [h1]📺Graphics📺[/h1] Lots of variety in the pictures, which contained some very unusual images in places, and everything was bright, bold, and colourful. [h1]🎵Sound🎵[/h1] There isn’t just one soundtrack playing throughout the game. Each scene has its own song and they are always upbeat and catchy. There is a slider to control the sound levels. [h1]🍳Conclusion🍳[/h1] [quote][h2][b] [i]Just Find It[/i] is a polished attempt at a casual hidden object game, containing lots of variety and some really interesting scenes. Certain modes are more challenging than others, but I can see myself working through all ninety levels at some point, as it is the sort of game you can come back to when you have a spare ten minutes. Definitely recommended for those who like casual games with a hidden object or spot the difference theme. [/b][/h2][/quote]