Can You find it?
- October 6, 2018
- Animal Mouth
Get on Steam"Can You find it?" is a fun and challenging hidden object game for kids and adults, with two game modes: Free Mode and Time Attack. It features beautiful illustrations, relaxing music, and gradually increasing difficulty. Players can enjoy searching for tiny objects at their own pace in Free Mode or race against the clock in Time Attack on easy, medium, or hard difficulty. The game also offers Steam achievements, trading cards, and backgrounds.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- Cute and child-friendly design with sharp art that makes objects easy to identify.
- Doable achievements and various modes (easy, medium, hard, untimed) provide a fun experience.
- Great for short play sessions, making it a good palate-cleanser between heavier games.
- The music loop is repetitive and can be annoying, especially for longer play sessions.
- The game can feel too short and simplistic, lacking depth beyond finding objects.
- The artwork may not appeal to all audiences, with some feeling it targets a very young demographic.
- graphics4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The graphics have been criticized for their simplistic and childlike style, leading some players to feel embarrassed about playing the game. While the artwork may appeal to a younger demographic, others find it unappealing and not worth the price, even when discounted.
“On sale, it's priced to go. Even at full price of 79p, if you like the artwork, it's worth considering.”
“Where it fails for me is the artwork.”
“I would be embarrassed to be seen playing it as it looks like the target demographic is toddlers.”
“On sale it's priced to go; even at full price of 79p, if you like the artwork, it's worth considering.”
- music2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The music in the game features a painfully short loop that quickly becomes repetitive and annoying for many players, though it seems to appeal to younger audiences, such as children.
“The music loop is annoying, but my 4-year-old likes it.”
“The music is one track that is painfully short, so it repeats over and over.”
