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Two matching winter cabin dioramas side by side, with gold rings around the fireplace and a reindeer plush that only appear in the second

Double Take

Hidden object and spot-it

By Leo · 0 plays

Spot the difference, in 3D. Turn two tiny low-poly dioramas together and find every change, including the ones hiding behind the furniture. 30 levels, six scenes.

  • desktop
  • mobile
  • tablet

About the game

Spot the difference was always missing one thing: being able to look behind the sofa. So I made it in low poly. Each level shows the same little diorama twice. Somewhere between the two takes a lamp got switched off, a chair turned round, a cake changed colour or a present appeared. Drag to turn both dioramas at once and zoom in, because some changes only show from the side. 30 levels across six scenes: a living room, a corner café, a campsite, an arcade, a winter cabin and a pirate harbour, with five to eight changes each. Wrong taps add five seconds. A hint swings the camera round and circles a change for ten. Quick, clean rounds get three stars.

How to play

Drag either diorama to turn both together. Scroll or pinch to zoom. Click or tap a change in either take to mark it. Dragging never counts as a tap. A wrong tap adds 5 seconds. The bulb button or H turns the camera to a change and circles it. Each hint adds 10 seconds. Arrow keys turn, + and - zoom, Esc pauses.

Devices
desktop, mobile, tablet
Orientation
any

Screenshots

Two winter cabin dioramas side by side, with three changes between them circled in goldAn arcade diorama in two takes, with two changes found and a dashed hint circle on a thirdTwo campsite dioramas: a missing log and a sleeping bag in a new colour are circledTwo cosy living room dioramas with changes to a picture, a cushion and a cardboard box circled in goldTwo pirate harbour dioramas: a ship with white sails instead of black, an open treasure chest and a blue crate are circled in goldThe phone layout with two café takes stacked: an open cupboard, a bin in a new colour and a dark table are circled in gold

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