Spot The Difference Wild West

Cowboy country is the backdrop in Spot The Difference Wild West. The picture pairs come from dusty frontier towns, desert scenery and classic Western scenes, and each pair looks nearly identical until you start comparing.

Your task is to find all of the hidden differences before the time runs out. When you are stuck on one, hints can reveal a tricky spot so you can keep going. That is the full rule set as the developer describes it: a timer, a set of differences and hints to fall back on.

The Western setting gives the scenes a distinct look, with buildings, open desert and cowboy imagery to search through. You point and tap with a mouse or touchpad to mark each difference, and the game uses a widescreen layout.

Compare the two Western scenes on screen. Use your mouse or touchpad to tap each place where the pictures differ. Keep going until you have found every difference in the pair, and try to finish before the time runs out. If you cannot find the last few, use a hint to reveal a tricky spot.

Hints reveal the tricky spots, so they are best kept for the last differences you cannot find. Find the obvious changes first while the timer is still generous, then look again at the parts of the scene you have not checked, especially the background and the edges.

A timed spot-the-difference game with Wild West scenes: frontier towns, desert country and cowboy settings. Hints are available. It uses a 16:9 landscape frame (800 by 450). The developer lists a mouse or touchpad for tapping differences.

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