Journey
Hand-crafted worlds to work through, one level at a time. The sunny Farm world is free to play from the start.
Picture Hunt
Whole painted scenes, free, where the differences hide inside the picture itself rather than beside it.
Free Play
A freshly built level whenever your child wants one — no waiting, no repeats to sit through.
It grows with your child
Every level plays at three difficulty tiers. Sprouts keeps things big, bold and gentle; Explorers adds more to find; Masters brings the trickiest hunts.
Never stuck
A friendly hint gives a nudge towards a stubborn difference without ever giving the answer away.
No pressure by default
The optional timer on Masters stays off unless someone turns it on, and progress is kept separately for each tier.
Three tiers, one game
- Sprouts — the fewest differences, larger and bolder, for the youngest players
- Explorers — more to find, for children who have got the hang of it
- Masters — the trickiest hunts for older children, with an optional timer for anyone who wants the pressure
Difficulty is changed in Settings, and switching tiers loses nothing — each keeps its own progress.
Free to play, honest about it
The Farm world and the whole of Picture Hunt are free, and always will be. The Ocean and Space worlds are optional one-time purchases — not subscriptions — and a bundle unlocks every paid world, including any we add later.
Every purchase sits behind a grown-ups-only gate: a short maths question a young child cannot answer. Payment is handled by the App Store or Google Play, never by us, and unlocks can be restored on a new device with the same store account.
Private by design
No advertising of any kind. No data collection — progress and settings stay on the device and are never sent anywhere, because there is no server for the app to talk to. No account to create, and every level plays offline. Read the full privacy policy.
A note on language
The text inside the app is currently in English only. Our store listings are translated into several languages, but the game itself is not yet — we would rather say so here than have it be a surprise after installing.