The intro text are musings about loneliness. The music is gorgeously dramatic. I would expect this maybe out of an adventure game but.. a platformer?! Highly unusual and kind of funny. I like the soft graphical style and the main character reminds me of Professor Layton. Among the innovations are the inclusion of shadow people that your character can generate with the touch of a button and jump on in order to pass certain levels. This is a well developed flash game, reminiscent of a highly-rated title for the Nintendo DS called N+.

This one has the general interface of the dress up games- an array of items bunched up on the side of the screen to be manually layered. The number of items is large enough and nicely drawn. They're mostly a casual style. I really like the character's look, too. A cute avatar. :D

This one has so much more effort put into the options and little effects than the other dress up games, so I feel it rates rather highly in its genre. This game is a combination of makeover and dress up. The interface is surprisingly fancy and even has changeable backgrounds and a character animation. It has a nice warm Christmas tune, a good automatic clip on control of the various items, and probably the highest number of items and options in any of the games of this type that I have played. Nice to play on Christmas. :)

I thought this would be the same as the other spot-the-difference game on here.. wow was I wrong. This game is totally different not only from that one but from any other game of it's type. Instead of working at your own pace with two static images the gameplay here has an animated setting, moving often and keeping you on your toes. While the graphics lack the Photoshop polish you'll see in many other games, they have a charm and personal touch to them. The music is extremely varied which is a blessing. Some of it sounds oddly familiar though.

The dual magnifying viewers seem like they would make this game too easy but thanks to the timer and sheer number of stuff to be found in each stage, the fun factor is quite good. The drawings are a little rough but serviceable. I wish "spot the difference" console games would use a system similar to this.