FINDit

About

"FINDit" is a single-player arcade game that offers a relaxing, vividly colored experience, as you search for hidden objects in various episodes and chapters. The goal is to find all objects to complete each level, taking approximately 100 hours to beat the game in its entirety. With a focus on eye and brain relaxation, players will enjoy the calming challenge that "FINDit" provides.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

45%

Audience ScoreBased on 44 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

The game is free to play, making it accessible to a wide audience.
Some players found the 3D scenes visually attractive and challenging, despite their small size.
The developers have addressed initial performance issues, improving stability with an FPS limit system.

Camera controls are clunky and limited, making it difficult to find hidden objects effectively.
The game lacks sufficient content, with only a few chapters available and many achievements tied to paid DLC.
There are numerous bugs and performance issues, including freezing and graphical glitches, which detract from the overall experience.

graphics
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The game's graphics have received mixed feedback; while many players find the 3D scenes visually appealing, initial performance issues led to significant crashes due to high resource consumption. After addressing these graphical crashes, players noted improvements, although some expressed concerns about the thematic elements related to organized crime and terrorism. Overall, the graphics can be adjusted for better performance, but the initial problems impacted the overall experience.
- “Personally, I found the 3D scenes attractive graphically, though as others have mentioned, the underlying theme for some of the hidden objects seems to be organized crime or terrorism!”
- “The most serious problem when the game first appeared caused it to gobble up graphical resources until a crash, both of Findit and of Steam itself, occurred.”
- “Once the 'graphical crashes' problem was fixed, it was possible to get the longer 'total time spent' achievements (25, 50, 75, and 100 hours!) by just having the game idling in the background.”
- “It could also be tweaked regarding movement, settings, and graphics.”
gameplay
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The gameplay of "Findit" features basic mechanics that allow players to rotate, move, and zoom the viewpoint using the mouse. However, players have criticized the game for having achievements tied to excessive playtime, with the final achievement requiring 100 hours despite the actual gameplay lasting only about an hour.
- “The mechanics of Findit are that you can use the mouse to rotate around the current viewpoint, move the viewpoint around the scene, and zoom in and out from the viewpoint.”
- “There are achievements for running the game for a certain amount of time, with the final one needing at least 100 hours, when the gameplay is only around 1 hour long.”
- “The mechanics of Findit are that you can use the mouse to rotate around the current viewpoint, move the viewpoint around the scene, and zoom in/out from the viewpoint.”
optimization
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The game is reported to have significant optimization issues, particularly affecting the functionality of scene navigation and the mechanics for finding hidden objects. Users experienced frustration due to these performance shortcomings.
- “It was poorly optimized at the time I played it, and turning the scene to find hidden objects didn't work well.”
stability
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Users report ongoing stability issues, with the game freezing after about 20 minutes of play and experiencing map inversion, despite previous bug fixes. Some players noted they did not encounter these bugs prior to the updates.
- “Since bugs were fixed (although I never experienced any before they fixed them), the game now freezes after approximately 20 minutes of play. The map also inverts itself, so you're playing from underneath it.”