Game world

Seek and remember

118 games in 7 variants

This world is for the patient and observant. Find objects tucked into richly drawn scenes, spot the differences between two pictures, uncover hidden letters and numbers, or remember where the matching cards lie. On top of that there are two escape rooms and one house full of clues.

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Which variant should you pick?

A short explanation of every variant. The button below shows only those games.

Hidden objects73 games

Richly drawn scenes of cities, castles and landscapes with a list of objects to find. Some games ask for silhouettes or stars instead of object names.

Spot the difference15 games

Two almost identical pictures side by side. Between them are a few small differences: a colour, a missing object or a changed detail.

Memory17 games

Cards or tiles face down. Turn over two at a time and remember what is where until you have found every pair. Some games ask you to repeat a sequence of colours or sounds.

Hidden letters6 games

Letters of the alphabet are hidden in the picture, often blended into the shapes of objects. You find them one by one or in any order.

Hidden numbers4 games

Numbers are hidden in the illustration, sometimes tiny, rotated or the same colour as the background. You find them in order or all at once.

Escape rooms2 games

You are locked in a room and search for objects, codes and clues that open the door. You combine items and use them in the right place.

Clues1 game

You explore a house full of hidden clues. Every room holds objects and signs that lead to the solution of the mystery.

Questions about seek games

How do hidden object games work?

The screen shows a detailed scene and a list of objects. When you spot one, click it and it leaves the list. In many games wrong clicks cost time or points.

Is there help when I get stuck?

Most games have a hint button that briefly shows where an object is. The hint usually refills after a while.

Are memory games good for children?

Yes, the rules are simple: turn over two cards at a time and remember where they are. Many games also have harder levels with more pairs for adults.