Find Difference vs Japan Spot the Difference

Rules and Gameplay for Spot the Difference 1. 2D/3D Conversion Feature: The smart glasses item can be used up to 16 times. However, there is no usage limit in stages where the smart glasses item is activated. 2. Time Limit Feature: Each stage has a 50-second time limit. You must find the differences within this time. If time runs out, the stage must be restarted. 3. Incorrect Selection Limit: Each stage allows a maximum of 3 incorrect selections. Exceeding this limit requires restarting the stage. 4. Environment Settings: Two background music tracks are available, with a mute option. Sound effects can also be toggled on/off. 5. Theme & Stage Composition: There are 17 themes in total, each with 6 stages. As stages progress, the number of objects increases, their size decreases, making differences harder to spot and requiring greater focus. If a stage feels too easy, players can choose stages of their preferred difficulty. To unlock the next theme, either complete the final stage (Stage 6) or use a Theme Key item. 6. Zoom In/Out Feature: If game objects appear too large or small for comparison, pinch-to-zoom with two fingers to adjust the resolution for optimal gameplay. "Spot the Difference Game Play Guidelines" 1. After loading the game, click the "GO" button. Please note that game data will be deleted if you delete or reinstall the game. 2. The first theme and stage will open, and the yellow pipe will pour game objects corresponding to the theme into the upper basket. 3. The same object will be created in the lower basket. 4. However, the position or angle of one of the objects in the upper basket will be changed and will be different from the object in the lower basket. 5. Compare the two baskets to find the object that looks different and select it to move to the next stage. 6. In each stage, the position and rotation of the game objects on the ground will change depending on the position and intensity of the comparable objects pouring from the pipe. If an object is buried and cannot be seen, press the refresh button to restart the game. 7. If the object appears small or large, you can zoom in and out with two fingers to adjust the size. 8. If you cannot find the difference between the objects in the two baskets, click the glasses-shaped button to switch to 2D mode and get a hint. However, the smart glasses item button can only be used 15 times, so it is recommended to use it in themes with high difficulty. 9. After passing the last 6 stages of each game theme, the next theme will open and you can start a new theme game.

Compare two pictures. Find the five differences. That is the whole game. There is no timer and no score to chase. Play one stage whenever you feel like it, and take your time. ■ 54 stages, every picture drawn for this game Four Seasons — Wisteria trellises, sunflower fields, pampas grass under a full moon, a snowy hot spring town. Landmarks of Japan — A torii gate standing in the sea, Himeji Castle, Tokyo Tower, the pine bridge of Amanohashidate. Everyday Japan — Tatami rooms, a festival toy stall, a town doctor's waiting room, a shrine office. Streets & Festivals — Stone-paved alleys, a river ferry, a country train line, indigo shop curtains. Anime Characters — A riverside in summer, an after-school classroom, a library study session. Japanese Food — A candy-craft stall, a wagashi sweet shop, an izakaya table. No two stages repeat. Stages are ordered from easy to hard. ■ Made to be findable ・Pinch with two fingers, or double-tap a picture, to zoom in ・Both pictures move together, so you never lose your place ・A hint is there when you are stuck ・The game shows you how to play on your first stage ■ Good for ・A quiet few minutes between other things ・Anyone who loves Japanese scenery and culture ・Playing together with children ・Giving your eyes and mind a slow, pleasant task ■ How to play Two pictures appear one above the other, or side by side in landscape. Tap where you think something is different. Either picture works. Find all five to clear the stage. A wrong tap costs one heart. Hearts refill over time. More stages are on the way. terms-of-service　https://b19.co.jp/terms-of-service/
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