Mines Ahead vs ForeverScape Art with Hidden Objects

'Mines Ahead' is a block-based logic game where your main mission in each level is to make your way through fields, full of mines, by the use of logic. Find helpful tools and hidden secrets while traveling over fields and mountains, through forests and deserts, and across rivers and seas on your challenging quest for chili.

Play the ForeverScape Hidden Object Game. It’s like Where’s Waldo? on LSD* Most hidden object games are just randomly placed objects on a cute background. The ForeverScape is a hyper-detailed painting in real life that’s literally larger than the Titanic. Think you’re good at finding things? Prove it by playing this epic, one of a kind scavenger hunt. Sarcastic, animated characters will goad you along the way. The Evil Eraser Gang is hot on your tail. Snarky, and potty-mouthed animated characters goad you along as you explore over 1,000 pages full of crazy scenes and objects. The Hidden Object genre usually avoids such risqué territory and the Mature Audience rating this game deserves. It’s dark, even menacing sometimes. You have a time limit to help Finder Freddy collect a set of items. With each level, you progressively move through the world and discover objects in new scenes that blend together. The game can be quite challenging at times; boosters and clues are there to help you when you’re stuck. You don’t even have to play the game: users can freely explore and even leave comment tags on the artwork like Google Maps, or even read the Artist’s comments and link to video of him creating some of the sections. Explore with free-roaming mode, or play it on your AppleTV via AirPlay mirroring. Just hit play and sit back. Jump through the artist’s waypoints to read his commentary and see other documentary content like time-lapse videos. You can leave your own mark on the ‘scape by dropping your own comment pins and sharing them with links in text or on social media. Snap pictures, crop, and save them to your album. Explore the world's longest ongoing painting. It’s a non-traditional, highly surreal instant classic. It’s the first of its kind brought into the new Millennium as a mobile app. It's over 3.5 football fields long... what have you been doing? *not affiliated with Where's Waldo?