Illustrations 1

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Illustrations 1 Find the Differences Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
  • Select Help to open the tutorial screen.
  • Select High Scores to view the leader board.
  • Choose a game language from the drop-down list on the bottom left corner:
    • American English
    • Dutch
    • Simplified Chinese
    • British English
    • European Spanish
    • European Portuguese
    • Brazilian Portuguese
    • French
    • Italian
    • German
    • Mexican Spanish
    • Argentinean Spanish
    • Romanized Hindi
    • Polish
    • Turkish
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
    • Each time you play the game after quitting midway, the game asks you if you want to start a new session or continue the old one. Choosing to start a new game will clear your previous progress.
    • You can also save your previous high scores to your browser when prompted.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse:
      • Left click to identify a difference.
      • Left click and hold to zoom in or out.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • With your fingers:
      • Tap on the screen to spot a difference.
      • Pinch to zoom in or out.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The game’s controls and indicators are all located on the top row. From left, these are:
      • Level number
      • Current score
      • Timer
      • Number of differences found
      • Pause button
      • Hint button
      • Speaker button
      • Music button
• Game Play
  • Finding differences
    • Each level comprises 2 images with slight differences from one another.
      • Your cursor is split into 2. Both move in unison to make it easy to compare.
      • When you zoom in, the images also move lock step with one another.
    • There are 10 differences altogether in each level.
    • Each time you find a difference, the game highlights it with a red rectangle.
    • If you click a difference which does not exist you lose 5 seconds from your remaining play time.
    • You only have a limited amount of time to find all the differences in the image. You will lose if you fail to find them all when the timer runs out.
  • Stages
    • When playing this game you play through 5 stages consecutively, with a 5 minute time limit on each stage.
    • While you play through 5 stages, there are actually 20 different image pairs from which you are given a random set of 5 to play through.
    • If you lose a level you can replay the stage again, but will likely play through a different image from the collection of 20. Scenes include:
      • Big Ben in London
      • Venice, Italy
      • Brussels
      • Neuschwanstein Castle
      • Graz, Austria
      • Athens
      • Amsterdam canals
      • Bremen Town Musicians
      • Vienna, Austria
      • Sydney Opera House
      • Bern, Switzerland
      • Madrid, Spain
      • The Statue of Liberty
      • Mount Rushmore
      • The Leaning Tower of Pisa
      • Paris
      • The Great Pyramids
      • Taj Mahal
      • Prague
  • Differences
    • There are many difference types in this game including the following:
      • missing or extra items
      • larger or smaller objects
      • design
      • color
      • orientation
      • depth (e.g. a shoe in front of a piano leg vs a shoe behind a piano leg)
  • Scoring and hints
    • Points
      • You earn 200 points for every difference you find.
      • You also receive bonus points from the time remaining after you play. Each second you have remaining when the level is complete is worth 30 points.
    • Hints
      • If you’re ever stumped, hints can help you out.
      • Select the hint button to use the hint. The game will briefly point out where one difference is located.
      • Each hint costs 500 points. Thus, you should only use them when you need to.
  • Tips and notes
    • This is a digitized version of an older set of “spot the difference” cartoons.
      • The originals were printed. As such, the cartoons have artifacts that may differ between the two images, but do not count as such for the game.
      • Avoid the most trivial and minor differences such as minor spots of color. They are likely artifacts from the printing process.
    • Only click when you’re sure you spotted a difference.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like find the difference games.
    • If you like this game please check out its sequel Illustrations 2.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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CardGames.pro published this Find Differences on May 9, 2022