CatchHour vs Peepo Hidden Objects for Kids

Spot the differences in real photographs with CatchHour. Play solo or team up with friends in real-time co-op for up to 4 players. Different sets of changes can be selected from the same photo, giving you more puzzles to enjoy. ■ Game modes [Solo and Hard Challenge] Find 5 differences between two photos before time runs out. Keep clearing stages and challenge your best record. Meet the unlock requirements to try Hard Challenge without items. [Daily Challenge] Take on 10 stages, up to three times a day, and earn rewards as you clear them. [Co-op for up to 4 players] Solve the same puzzle together in real time. Invite friends with a room code or QR code, or find teammates through random matching. [1v1 and 2v2 Ranked Battles] Compete head-to-head or form a team with a friend. Battle over 10 rounds and climb the ranks. ■ Collect and grow Gather character shards to complete and upgrade characters. Try their different abilities to find your preferred play style. Earn rewards through attendance, daily quests and achievements. ■ Get started easily Start playing as a guest without registering. Link a Kakao, Google or Apple account to continue your progress on another device using the same linked account. ■ Good to know • Free to download, with ads and optional in-app purchases. • Hearts used to start games refill over time and can also be earned through free rewards or rewarded ads. • Optional purchases include diamond packs and the Starter Pack. Link an account before purchasing. • In-game currency and items cannot be exchanged for cash. • An internet connection is required. ■ Contact contact@themiddleman.co.kr

Peepo the owl keeps losing his things. Wherever he goes, something goes missing, so he needs a sharp pair of eyes. Peepo is a hidden object game for children aged 3 to 12. Pick a room, see what Peepo is looking for, and tap each thing where you spot it. Every find is celebrated. Nothing is ever wrong, and there is no way to lose. HOW IT PLAYS - Pick a room: a pirate captain's cabin, a toy room, a space station, a rainbow meadow. - Peepo shows what to look for, as a picture or as a picture and a word. - Tap what you spot. It lights up and stays found. - Stuck? Peepo notices and quietly points. Nobody has to ask for help. - Finish the room, cheer with Peepo, and go straight into the next one. - Every room is drawn several times over and asks for a different handful each game, so no room ever plays out twice. IT FITS THE CHILD, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND A grown-up picks the age band once, behind a parental gate: - Peek, ages 3 to 4. A few large things, generous taps, help that arrives early. - Look, ages 5 to 7. Picture and word together, so reading comes along for the ride. - Seek, ages 8 to 10. More things, smaller, tucked closer together. - Hunt, ages 11 to 12. The full room, no automatic help, and a rating at the end. If a hunt turns hard, the game quietly makes itself kinder: help comes sooner, taps count from further away. It never moves the other way, and a child is never told it happened. MADE TO HAND OVER WITHOUT WORRYING - No third-party advertising. Ever. - No accounts, no sign-in, no personal data collected. Progress stays on the device. - No timers, no lives, no score that falls. - Works fully offline, on a plane or in the back of a car. - A parental gate in front of every grown-up decision. Peepo is rated 4+ and is built for the family tablet as much as for a parent's phone.