Ben 5 Difference

Ben 5 Difference puts two versions of the same picture on the screen and asks you to find the five places where they stop matching. The first level or two go quickly. After that the changes get quieter: a colour shifted by one shade, a small object removed from a busy corner, a line that bends the wrong way.

The timer is what turns it from a picture puzzle into a game. Scanning the whole image at random rarely finds all five in time, so the players who clear the later stages tend to split the picture into halves or quarters and work through one section fully before moving on. Wrong clicks cost you, so it pays to be sure before pressing.

How to play

Compare the two images and click directly on anything that differs between them. Five differences are hidden in every pair, and the level only ends when all five are marked. Keep an eye on the timer bar while you search, since running out ends the round rather than pausing it. If a section looks identical, leave it and come back; the change you missed is usually in a place you already checked too quickly.

Controls

The mouse does all of it: move the pointer over either image and click on a spot that has changed. A correct click marks the difference on both pictures at once. The game is held in portrait, so on a phone you tap the same spots with a finger instead.