Hidden Object House
Ages 6+Explore a giant illustrated dollhouse! Find hidden objects, spot differences, solve room puzzles, and restore every floor.
About This Game
A House Full of Secrets
Hidden Object House is a seek-and-find game set inside a beautifully illustrated dollhouse. Every room is stuffed with charming clutter: teapots, toy rockets, missing socks, and one very suspicious garden gnome. A list shows what to find, and your sharp eyes do the rest. Zoom in close, pan around, and tap each treasure when you spot it.
Finishing a room restores a little of the house — a lamp relights, wallpaper unpeels — until the whole dollhouse glows again.
Three Ways to Play
Each of the 40 rooms comes with three object-list variants and three play modes, so rooms stay fresh. Named lists show words, silhouette lists show only shapes, and spot-the-difference mode pairs two rooms and asks you to find five sneaky changes.
- Named list: find objects by their words
- Silhouette list: match objects by shape alone
- Difference mode: spot five changes between two rooms
- Solve a small room puzzle to finish each floor
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What You Do
- 1Open a room and read the object list or silhouettes
- 2Zoom and pan around the illustrated scene
- 3Tap each hidden object as you find it
- 4Solve the small room puzzle to restore the room
- 5Unlock the next floor of the dollhouse
Controls
- Tap an object when you spot it
- Pinch to zoom and drag with one finger to pan
- Tap the hint button if one object stays stubbornly hidden
Tips for Players
Scan in a grid: top-left to bottom-right beats random wandering eyes.
Silhouette lists tell you the size — match the shape first, the thing second.
Zoom all the way out before using a hint; the missing object is often at the edges.
Difference mode loves patterns: compare wallpapers, rugs, and shelf rows first.
Accessibility note
Hidden Object House remembers your zoom level, offers a high-contrast outline option, has no required timer, and never punishes mis-taps. Small objects can still be hard to see; for a similar hunt with bigger targets, try Erase Detective.
Questions & Answers
Not at all. Search every room as slowly as you like — the game rewards careful eyes, not fast fingers.
