Where Is Oliv?

The seek-and-find game in enormous scenes: hundreds of tiny characters, and one little bear hiding among them. Oliv is a bear cub in a red woolly hat, and he is somewhere in every scene. So are three other things, different every time. Pinch to zoom in, drag to look around, tap when you spot one. That is the whole game — and it is a surprisingly hard one to put down. MADE FOR SMALL HANDS • Nothing to read. What to find is shown as pictures, so a four-year-old can play alone. • Nothing to get wrong. A wrong tap simply does nothing. There is no losing. • Gentle hints when they are stuck. A tap on the bulb narrows the search without giving it away. • Oliv hides somewhere new every single time, so a scene is never "done". MADE FOR PARENTS • Works completely offline. Planes, cars, waiting rooms, the back of the restaurant. • No account, no sign-up, no email address. • Nothing leaves the device. No analytics, no tracking, no third parties. • Calm. No flashing, no pressure, and the timer is optional. PLACES TO EXPLORE A village fair. A crowded beach. A funfair. A golf tournament. The streets of Paris. A lazy river. A ski slope at the end of the afternoon. Each is one enormous hand-drawn scene packed with people and animals getting on with their day — and more places are on the way. THREE STARS One for finding everyone, one for doing it without a hint, one for beating the clock. Perfectionists will want all three. Everyone else can switch the timer off. In English and French, switchable any time. Somewhere in there, a small bear in a red hat is waiting. Go and find him.