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Spot the Difference

Two pictures, seven differences and one shared iPad. Tap your colour and find the difference first – or help each other against the clock.

2–4 players5–15 min4+One iPadTV + phone
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About Spot the Difference

Spot the Difference is the classic picture game, just with more people on the same picture. Two almost identical pictures sit side by side on the iPad, with seven differences hidden in them: a missing bird, a different colour on the car or a snowman without a carrot.

In battle mode, each player has a colour button at their edge. Tap your colour, and you have three seconds to tap a difference. Right scores a point; wrong costs a point and a short pause. In team mode, everyone taps the picture directly and tries to find all seven differences before time runs out.

There are twelve hand-drawn scenes: the town, the beach, the farm, space, the sea, the kitchen, the forest, winter, the playground, the birthday party, the garden and the circus. The differences are picked anew every time, so the pictures can be played again and again.

How to play

  1. Choose Battle for the differences or Together against the clock, and pick the number of players.
  2. Lay the iPad in the middle of the table so everyone can see the pictures.
  3. In battle mode: tap your colour, then tap the difference within three seconds.
  4. When all seven differences are found, the next picture appears. Most points wins.

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Questions about Spot the Difference

Can you play alone?

No. Spot the Difference is made for playing together, so you need at least two players.

How does the game know who found the difference?

Each player has a colour button at their edge. Whoever taps their colour first has three seconds to tap the difference.

What does a wrong tap cost?

In battle mode you lose a point, if you have any, and your button pauses briefly. In team mode a wrong tap costs five seconds.

How many pictures are there?

There are twelve different scenes, and the differences change from game to game.

Do you get help if you’re stuck?

Yes. If nobody has found a difference for a while, an area where a difference is hiding starts to flash.

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