5 Spots II
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- Sequel to smash hit, 5 Spots.
- Four original game modes.
- Hilarious game play.
- Take another look at 5 Spots
Min System request
- OS : Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU : 600 Mhz
- Memory : 128
- DiretX : 6.0
- Hard driver (MB) : 21
Review for game: 5 Spots II
The sequel to the world's favorite spot-the-difference game, 5 Spots II is one of our most popular games; it simply must be played to be believed. The list of enhancements is incredible. Now there are four game modes, not simply variations, but original and very hilarious games in their own right. Whether or not you were acquainted with the original 5 Spots, there is something here for you. Download today and find out what that something is.
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Genre : Puzzle
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Ages: 3 YEARS & UPGame Description:
With four game modes, not variations, but original and hilarious games on their own. This game must be played to be believed.
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5 Spots was one of the first games I ever actually kept on my desktop. I bought it when it was first released and was hooked. 5 Spots II has all new pictures and stepped up with all new variations on game play. Very challenging and a great test of your observation skills. Just a simple "Spot the Difference"? I don't think so. Be warned: this game gets very difficult but then that's what makes it fun.
The first 5 Spots game is okay and the second one is the same game except you can choose to play the original gameplay, very challenging, or casual untimed. If you love spot the difference games this will probably make your day, I however got bored reallly fast.
Fun to start with - but gets boring very quickly - same pictures keep appearing, often with the same differences