Spot The Difference: Seasons

The calendar sets the structure of Spot The Difference: Seasons. Its pictures cover all four seasons, spring, summer, autumn and winter, and across them there are 80 levels of paired images and scenery for you to compare.

Each level is a standard spot-the-difference puzzle: two pictures that look alike, and the task of finding where they do not. The developer's warning is that some things look exactly the same at first sight, so a quick glance is not enough. It casts you as a detective and frames the ideal as finding the differences without using a hint.

There are five game modes spread across the four seasons. The developer gives the number but not the names or rules of the modes, so expect to learn what each one asks once you start. With 80 levels in all, this is one of the larger games in our spot-the-difference section. No controls are listed.

Choose one of the five game modes. Each level shows two pictures; compare them and find every place where they differ. The developer suggests trying to do it without any hint. Work your way through the levels to see all 80 images across spring, summer, autumn and winter. The controls are not listed, so check the first screen for how to mark a difference.

The developer does not list the controls for this game. It runs inside the frame above, so a click or a tap on the game is the place to start.

The developer warns that some details look identical at first sight, so when a level stalls, compare the two pictures object by object instead of scanning both at once. If you want the challenge the developer describes, hold off on hints and see how many levels you can clear on observation alone.

A spot-the-difference game with 80 levels, five game modes and scenery from all four seasons. The game area is a 4:3 landscape shape, 800 by 600. The developer does not name the modes or list any controls.

Halloween Hidden Object Games : Haunted House stays with autumn scenery across more than 30 levels and three modes, while Spot 6 Differences is a shorter run of 20 levels with exactly six changes each.