Answers to common questions about playing alone or with friends, the arena, creating puzzles and the app.
Find the Difference is a free spot the difference game that you play in the browser, on a computer or on your phone. You compare two pictures and tap the details that changed. You can play alone, together with friends, or live against other players in the arena.
Yes. All packs, the arena and co-op are free. Every level and every match costs energy, which refills by itself over time. The optional Star Club gives unlimited energy, more hints, double stars and no ads.
No, you can start right away as a guest. A free account saves your progress, trophies, stars and heroes, and you need one to add friends, appear on the leaderboard and create your own packs.
Yes. Create a party, invite up to three friends and pick a puzzle. Every difference one of you finds counts for the whole team. You can also play private matches against each other in the arena.
In the arena you play the same puzzle live against other players: 1 vs 1, 2 vs 2 or four players at once. Whoever taps a difference first gets it. Wins earn trophies, and trophies move you up through six leagues from Bronze to Master.
Yes. With a free account you can build puzzle packs from your own pictures or with the AI tools in the editor, which finds the differences between the two pictures by itself. You can publish packs for the community, and the best ones can become official packs that also come up in the arena.
The optional editor tools use Google Gemini to generate pictures, edit parts of a picture and create instrumental songs for pack playlists. AI generations cost credits. You can also make puzzles entirely without AI.
Apps for iPhone and Android are almost ready. Until then, the website works in the browser on your phone, and with an account your progress will carry over to the apps.
Players do. Community packs follow our community rules, every pack can be reported, and our team looks at every report.