An illustrated scene, a list of objects, and the task of finding each one. The scenes are dense enough to take real searching without descending into unfair clutter.

Hidden-object games live or die on whether items are concealed or merely small. These are mostly concealed properly — objects hidden by overlap, colour matching or scale rather than by being three pixels wide.

Search by shape, not by name. Reading “key” and then scanning for a key-shaped outline works considerably better than scanning for the concept of a key. The eye finds silhouettes faster than it finds objects.

Untimed, so it stays relaxing even when a single item resists for a while.