Spring Trails Spot The Diffs

Two pictures of the same spring scene are shown in Spring Trails Spot The Diffs, and they do not quite agree. Details have been changed between them, and your task is to find each altered spot.

The theme is the season itself: trails, nature and outdoor scenery in spring. Play runs against a clock. To move up a level you must have found every difference in the pair before time expires, so a level is as much about pace as about a sharp eye. When a change will not reveal itself, there is a Hint button that gives a clue.

The developer pitches it as a way to train attention to detail while looking at nature. That fits the format: it is a picture-against-picture comparison, the same idea as the spot-the-difference panels in newspapers, played with a timer and on screen.

Study the two images and look for anything that differs between them. When you spot a difference, click on it, or tap it if you are on a touch screen. Keep going until the full set has been found. If you clear them all before the timer runs out, you move on to a new level. Press the Hint button whenever you need a clue.

A level is passed only by finding every difference before the clock runs out, so a single stubborn change can hold up the whole level, however quickly you found the rest. That is the moment the Hint button is meant for: it gives a clue towards a difference you cannot see. Differences are marked with a click or a tap.

A timed spot-the-difference puzzle with a spring outdoor theme. It plays in a 16:9 landscape frame (800 by 450). The developer lists clicking and tapping as inputs, and a hint button gives clues when you are stuck.

Spring Difference stays with the season and adds a score bonus for any time you save, while Spot The Difference Wild West trades the trails for dusty cowboy towns, again with hints and a clock.