Tiny Lands 2

The first one was way better. Tiny Lands 2 is missing the varienty and love for detail that the first one had. All areas look pretty much the same like some house hold items where scattered to create a small diorama. This get's old VERY FAST. The system of the first one where levels were grouped by a topic was much more interessting and created more varity.

Вторая часть потеряла немного блеска относительно первой, но она не стала хуже! Это "Дорогая, я уменьшил наших детей" в формате небольшой диорамы, где ты усердно сверяешь размеры и цвет карандашей, пуговиц, детских рыбок, чашек под лоуфай и просто отличные фоновые звуки, соответствующие выбранному уровню (можно кайфануть на карте метро под чу-чу). А еще добавили внутриигровой стикерпак и коллекционные фигурки :) Пожалуйста, продолжайте развивать этот чудный "маленький" мир <3

The main differences from the first game are: 1. Art style - the old low-poly art style has been ditched. The scenes now look like they come from any modern animated kids movie. It looks good, but maybe has lost a bit of charm. 2. Floating point of view - in the first game the center of your POV was fixed, and you could only rotate around that point and zoom in or out. In this game, your POV floats and you can move it to look closely at anything in the scene from any angle. This is a definite improvement. 3. Level select screen - this was clunky in the first game and has been made even worse in the sequel. It's hard to quickly see new worlds you haven't done yet and to find old worlds where maybe you missed some things and want to go back to have another go. There needs to be a way to zoom out and see them all at once or something like that. This is my one complaint about this game. If you enjoyed the first Tiny Lands, you'll enjoy this one too. If you haven't tried either one yet but like "spot the difference" games, this is a good series.

I like that there's no time limit and its relaxing.

[h1]ゲーム自体は面白いが操作性が悪い[/h1] ゲームのジャンルは「間違い探し」。 左右の画面を見比べて1ステージにつき5つの間違い（+シークレット1個）をクリックで探し当てる内容だ。 一般的な間違い探しと違うのは画面が3Dであるため、画面を回転させながら探す必要があるという点にある。 [h1]操作[/h1] 左クリック：間違いの特定 左ドラッグ：画面のスライド 右ドラッグ：角度変更 となっていて、主に左ドラッグと右ドラッグを駆使しながら間違いを探していく。 ただ右ドラッグで角度変更後に左ドラッグでスライドさせようとすると[u]高確率でスライドに引っ掛かりが生じる[/u]という操作性の悪さがあり、間違い探しに集中したいのにこの操作性のせいで没入感を妨げることになっている。 これのせいで現在途中で放り投げているぐらい、プレイに悪影響を与えている。 [h1]設定関連[/h1] 画面サイズの変更はあるが、解像度の変更はなく、ウィンドウの端をドラッグして拡縮する手動スタイル。 厄介なことにこの手動変更を行うとUI表示が隠れることがあって、初回プレイではプレイに支障が出る。 またこれらの変更は保存されないため、[u]ウィンドウサイズで遊びたい場合は起動する度に変更[/u]しなければならず、快適性を損ねている。 [h1]難易度[/h1] 前作に比べて難易度が上がっており、5つの間違いをすべて見つけるのが難しくなっている。 幸いというべきかゲームを進めても難易度が上がるわけではなく、意外と序盤ステージほど難易度が高いこともあるので、クリアできないと思ったらとっとと先へ進むのもありだろう。 [h1]謎アジア[/h1] 前作にもあったが「日本」をイメージしたステージがめちゃくちゃで、「制作者の脳内イメージにある謎のアジア観」が反映されている。 日本を何だと思っているのだろうか。 [h1]まとめ[/h1] [u]「操作性の悪さ」と「ユーザビリティ面の悪さ」[/u]というどちらもプレイ体験に関わる部分での出来が悪いのでサムズダウン。 快適性を担保にしなければならないゲームデザインなのに快適性が悪いのはさすがにいただけない。 特にゲーム自体は面白いと言えるだけにこの2点は個人的にものすごく引っかかった。 これさえまともであれば喜んでサムズアップしただけに残念な品質だ。 いつ改善するかわからないので一旦アンインストールして数か月後か数年後に改めてプレイしたい。

Very nice & chill. Perfect game to play while listening to a podcast or sipping coffee.

My wife and I were looking forward to this sequel, and it was worth the wait. The holiday season was filled with many relaxing hours with these fun laid back puzzles. We are again looking forward to any additions or DLC. Aloha and Mahalo.

全ステージクリア＆全実績解除済み。 左右の同じ3Dジオラマの中から、間違い探しをする雰囲気の良い作品の2作目。 ジオラマを回転させたり拡大縮小させたりしながら、いろんな間違いを5つ見つけていきます。 前作と同じぐらいのステージ数に「ジグソーピースを見つけコレクションを作成していく」という要素も加わり、よりやりごたえが増しました。 前作同様、時間制限は無く選択ミスしても問題ないので気軽に遊べます。 また、マウス1つで完結するため操作感もアップ。（コントローラーでも遊べますが、個人的にはマウス推奨） 視点も動かせたり自由度が増しているので、より探しやすくなった気がします。 ただ、相変わらず間違い探しの難易度は高いため集中力は必要かも。 （オブジェクトの角度違いや、ひと目ではわからない大きさ違い等） 新要素のジグソーピースも色が同化してたり角度によっては見つけにくい所にあるなど、けっこう見つけるのが大変な曲者でした…！ 見ているだけでも楽しいジオラマは、オブジェクトがより滑らかになり個人的に見やすくなったと感じました。 落ち着くBGMと、ステージに合った環境音が流れるのも健在でとても心地よいです。 そのせいでとても眠くなるのが少し残念ポイント？ （私はむしろ睡眠導入として遊ぶのをオススメします） 前作になかったジグソーピースを見つけると合わせてステッカーが入手できるのですが、これをスクリーンショットを撮る際にデコレーションとして使えるのがかわいくて面白かったです。 ただ、貼る際の自由度が少なかった（ステッカーどうしを重ねる等）ので、今後改善されたらもっと楽しめる要素だなと思いました。 雰囲気の良い作品が好きな方、間違い探しが好きな方、まったりプレイしたい方にオススメです。 DLCも発売されたら良いなぁ～と楽しみにしています！

Tiny Lands 2 builds confidently upon the foundation of its predecessor, transforming the simple pleasure of spotting differences into a richly layered, three-dimensional puzzle experience. Developed by Hyper Three Studio and published by Hidden Trap and TrueColor Games, the sequel refines the cozy formula while expanding its visual scope and mechanical flexibility. What might initially seem like a straightforward hidden-difference game quickly reveals itself to be a carefully crafted collection of miniature worlds that reward curiosity, patience, and attention to detail. At the heart of the experience are intricately designed 3D dioramas presented in side-by-side comparisons. Each level contains a pair of nearly identical miniature scenes, and the player’s task is to locate subtle differences scattered throughout the environment. Unlike traditional 2D spot-the-difference puzzles, these environments are fully rotatable and zoomable, giving players complete control over perspective. This freedom transforms the puzzle-solving process into a tactile exploration. You can tilt the camera, peer behind objects, zoom in on tiny details, and inspect corners that would be inaccessible in a flat image. The result is a more immersive and satisfying search process that feels closer to examining a handcrafted model than scanning a static picture. The artistry behind the dioramas is one of the game’s most impressive qualities. Each scene feels like a self-contained story, filled with whimsical details and playful visual humor. Tiny characters interact with oversized everyday objects, imaginative settings recontextualize familiar items, and environmental storytelling subtly brings each miniature world to life. Rather than functioning purely as puzzle boards, these spaces encourage lingering observation. Players often find themselves admiring the craftsmanship before even focusing on the differences. This attention to environmental charm elevates the game beyond a mechanical challenge and turns it into a relaxing visual journey. Structurally, Tiny Lands 2 embraces a non-linear and stress-free design philosophy. There are no time limits pressuring players to rush through scenes, and levels can typically be approached in flexible order once unlocked. Each diorama contains a set number of differences to discover, and progression is tied to earned stars rather than strict completion requirements. This allows players to move forward even if they struggle with a particular scene, maintaining a steady sense of progress without frustration. An optional hint system is available for those moments when a difference proves especially elusive, but it never feels intrusive or mandatory. Beyond the core mechanic, the game introduces small yet meaningful additions that enhance replayability and depth. Hidden collectible elements within levels reward thorough exploration, encouraging players to revisit scenes even after spotting all primary differences. A local cooperative mode allows two players to work together on the same puzzles, turning the experience into a collaborative activity perfect for relaxed couch sessions. The inclusion of a photo mode further reinforces the game’s cozy identity, letting players capture and decorate snapshots of their favorite dioramas as keepsakes. The audio design complements the visual serenity. Gentle background music and subtle ambient sounds create a calming atmosphere that pairs perfectly with the methodical pace of gameplay. There is no dramatic soundtrack pushing urgency; instead, the audio supports the contemplative mood. This design choice makes the game especially suited for unwinding after more demanding titles. It is easy to lose track of time while quietly examining tiny landscapes accompanied by soft melodies. While the mechanics remain simple at their core, the difficulty curve is thoughtfully balanced. Early levels introduce players to the concept with relatively obvious differences, but later scenes become increasingly intricate. Differences may be cleverly concealed behind objects, altered in minute proportions, or integrated so naturally into the environment that they require careful cross-referencing. The challenge feels fair rather than punishing, and the satisfaction of finally spotting a well-hidden discrepancy is consistently rewarding. Tiny Lands 2 ultimately succeeds because of its clarity of vision. It does not attempt to overwhelm players with complex systems or high-intensity action. Instead, it refines a focused concept and executes it with polish, creativity, and warmth. The combination of detailed dioramas, full 3D camera control, relaxing pacing, and thoughtful quality-of-life features creates an experience that feels both comforting and mentally stimulating. For players who appreciate puzzle games that emphasize observation and atmosphere over speed and competition, this sequel stands as a charming and carefully crafted addition to the indie puzzle landscape. Rating: 9/10