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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The player has to find certain parts of a picture, such as a character or an object, | The player has to find certain parts of a picture, such as a character or an object, as quickly as possible. Upon starting a new game, the player has to choose a difficulty level, which will determine the number of parts that have to be found: five for Easy, six for Medium and seven for Difficult. When a part is identified on an image, the player has to click/tap it on the picture and a green circle will surround it. If the player selects a part that is not listed, five seconds are added to the timer. When all parts are found, a window will appear showing a rating out of three [[Super Star|stars]] based on how much time it took the player to find everything. The player can then choose to play a new game or close the window to return to the title screen. | ||
The game can be paused at any point by clicking on the PAUSE button at the bottom. On the pause screen, the player can choose to start a new game (upon which they will have to pick a difficulty level again) or resume the current game. | The game can be paused at any point by clicking on the PAUSE button at the bottom. On the pause screen, the player can choose to start a new game (upon which they will have to pick a difficulty level again) or resume the current game. | ||