Scroll and Spot

The two pictures in Scroll and Spot are too tall to see at once, so you scroll through them. That is the twist on the usual spot-the-difference layout, and the game handles the awkward part for you: when you scroll, both images move together and stay lined up, so the same section of each is always in view.

The theme is Christmas, with holiday scenes in each pair. Every level hides five differences between the two images, and finding all five takes you on to the following level.

Because you only ever see a slice of the pictures, the job is partly about covering ground. A difference at one end is easy to miss if you rush to the other, and the count of five tells you when to stop looking. The frame is portrait, which suits the long scrolling pictures.

Drag the screen to scroll through the two pictures. They scroll together, so matching areas stay aligned. Compare the visible sections and tap any spot where the images differ. Each level has five differences. Once you have found all five, you advance to the following level and a new pair of Christmas pictures.

Work from one end of the pictures to the other in short scrolls instead of flicking straight through. Since the images stay aligned, you only need to compare what is on screen at that moment. Keep count of how many of the five you have, so you know whether another pass is needed.

A Christmas spot-the-difference game with scrolling pictures and five differences per level. It plays in a portrait frame (600 by 800). The developer's instructions are to drag to scroll and tap to mark a difference.

Christmas Differences has 20 festive levels with seven differences in each and a time limit, and Christmas Spot differences gives you three hints per level in another upright frame.