Find the Difference Puzzles are a fun and challenging way to improve your visual skills and attention to detail. You will see two almost identical images, except for some minor tweaks. The challenge is to find all the differences between the two images. The difference can be small and subtle, or it can be more obvious. The goal of the puzzle is to find all the differences before you run out of time.
These quizzes are a great way to improve your observation skills and concentration. When you are looking for almost indistinguishable differences between two images, you must pay close attention to every detail.
So, are you ready to challenge your brain and have fun along the way? Let’s get started.
Find 5 differences in 17 seconds
Source: Bright Face | Credit: Disney
The image above shows two stills from one of Walt Disney’s classic movies, Peter Pan. In the image above you can see Peter Pan and Tinkerbell flying with the kids. Although the images appear to be the same, there are five differences between the two images. Now your task is to find five differences between two pictures within the time limit. And to remind you, the time limit we set for this spread game is 17 seconds. Can you solve this puzzle? Let’s test your skills. Your time starts now. All the best.
We have provided the solution to the find the differences puzzle game at the end of this article.
How many differences have you found so far? Hurry up; the clock is ticking. Work faster or you will lose this challenge. Scroll down when you’ve run out of time.
Solution find the difference
Here are five differences between the two Peter Pan paintings:
Source: Bright Face | Credit: Disney
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