Cute art, there is a story but it's not really compelling, some meta-puzzles require the French language, and I quickly ran out of interest in playing without hints. The difficulty ramps up quickly, but also fluctuates in every area. One screen may require finding single line differences in a rock or blade of grass, the next will have a giant frog that's not on the other side. I had a decent hour or two chilling out with the art and vibe, the rest was reloading maps to reset the hint timer and waiting on loads and animations.

This game has really fantastic music and art, but the hidden differences are so hidden they're completely invisible on some levels, which isn't a bug - you have to line up the zoom and parallax camera so incredibly precisely that I couldn't find some items even using easy-mode hints that circle the item. It's made the game incredibly frustrating and demoralizing, because I can't tell if I've legitimately missed a difference or if this is yet-another-invisible difference. I recommend getting the soundtrack and art book if that's ever a thing, and skipping the game itself.

this game giving me so much anxiety. incredibly frustrating as most of the differences are really tiny (literally a small dot) and you can only notice at a very specific angle. Even with the clue i cant locate them have to resort to clicking mindlessly. last few stages are the worst have been clicking non-stop for the last 15mins in the clue circle.