noma puzzles vs Differences Spot

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Two pictures stay on the screen. Tap every spot that changed. Differences Spot opens in Compare. The same illustrated scene is shown twice, one above the other. Look from top to bottom, then tap a change on either picture. A ring marks it on both. You have two minutes. Finish the scene for coins, and finish it without a stray tap for a bonus. When a change is too small for the pair of pictures, switch to Lens. When you want a different kind of hunt, open Find Duck. HOW A ROUND WORKS Compare is the main game. Both pictures stay in view, so you can check one against the other without flipping back and forth. The clock starts at two minutes. A wrong tap is marked, and it costs you the clean-round bonus. It does not end the level. The level ends when every change is found, or when the clock hits zero. A hint can reveal one spot you have not found yet. Lens uses the same scenes, one picture at a time. Drag the magnifier across the art, then release to mark the change under the glass. Hold Peek to see the original, and let go to return to the edited picture. Use it for the last, smallest difference. Find Duck is the extra mode. Ducks are tucked into a single illustrated picture, about 8 to 10 of them. You start with two hints. A miss flashes and the round keeps going. The timer here is a stopwatch, not a countdown. WHAT YOU'LL DO * Compare — two pictures, tap each change, 54 illustrated scenes * Lens — one picture, drag the magnifier, release to mark a change * Peek — hold to see the original while you line up the glass * Find Duck — hunt about 8–10 ducks hidden in one picture, across up to 50 backgrounds * Two minutes on every difference round * Hints when a spot will not show itself * Coins for finishing, with a bonus when you miss nothing * Achievements for levels, clean clears, and hints used THE SCENES The 54 Compare levels are drawn scenes, not a stack of the same photo. You move through everyday places and small pastimes: a dance on the patio, tea, baking, origami, gardening, a cafe, a bookshop, an aquarium, a birthday table, a cat room, and more. Each level hides its own set of changes. The Level button on the home screen opens the next one in Compare. Find Duck sends you into a different stack of pictures. Up to 50 backgrounds, a fresh scatter of ducks each time, and a short hunt you can play between difference levels. FOR FANS OF Picture puzzles, two-photo hunts, and a short duck search after the main round. If you like seeing both pictures at once, start with Compare. If you like a closer look, stay for Lens. Tap Compare and take the first scene.