I Love Finding Critters

Pastime game, hidden objects, puzzle, cute.

The theme is rodents, there are beautiful photos of landscapes located in various locations around the world, you have to look for hidden objects, and find 16 rodents and 3 shapeshifting butterflies, if you manage to complete the scene you will earn points that you will need to take the animals to collect in "MY Critters"
You have some help available: use the "Hints" and also use the mouse wheel to zoom in on the scene and see better.

After completing the scene looking for objects, there are "Mini games": "Find the differences" and finally reconstruct a nice picture of animals by turning or attaching various pieces.

From the MENU you can access several extras: "CE Content" where you will find bonus chapters, music, Dev Crtitters, Wallpapers.
"Butterfly Album" you will find many beautiful pictures of butterflies to reconstruct, in order to complete them you need to find the hidden butterflies in the Find objects scenes, if you can't find them while playing you can come back when you want because the game always saves your progress.
Music is always pleasant to listen to while you play.

I also recommend this game from the "I Love Findimg ....." series because it is done as well as the previous ones, and there are not only rodents, but you can also find hens, turtles, ducks, pigs, frogs, parrots and much more. !!!

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I found some critters and adopted a chicken.

This is my favorite game on steam.

10/10

Gameplay and quality are identical to other games in the "I Love Finding ..." series, so I will copy and paste my review of those:

Despite the cute name and premise, this is a rather challenging and tense pure hidden-object game. You're on a timer, so make sure to work quickly! Luckily the music is nice and soothing and there are enough critters to keep all animal lovers calm. Note that it's likely too hard for young children to play on their own.

The game takes you through touristy scenes in many parts of the world, so though there's no story it's easy to imagine that you are on a weird critter-finding vacation. It kinda works.

Part of the difficulty is that the resolution is low and it's just hard to see a handful of low-contrast pixels. It's 2022, why are we skimping so much on disk space?