Hyper Three Studio

Tiny Lands

Take your perceptivity to a new dimension in a relaxing low-poly isometric puzzle game. Find the differences in the beautiful, fully rotatable, and zoomable 3D environments. Can you find them all?

Released: 21 January 2021
Developer: Hyper Three Studio
Publisher: Maple Whispering Limited
Engine: Unity
Perspective: Bird view / Isometric
Age rating: PEGI 7 · ESRB E
Controller: Full controller support
Steam recommendations: 867
Platforms: PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Nintendo Switch
Genres: Point-and-click · Puzzle · Adventure · Indie

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Player rating: 9
Ratings counted: 91.7%
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Achievements: 4
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Tiny Lands

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Crossplay System requirements 2 GB RAM Download size 1.0 GB Steam Deck Verified

Tiny Lands

The story

What exactly is Tiny Lands? Have you ever played the old puzzle games in which you had to find all the differences? Well… Tiny Lands uses the basic concept of this idea, but with a new twist. What makes it different from traditional “Find the differences” games? Let us summarize what makes Tiny Lands so unique: Change the way you look at things - You play in a 3D environment, which means you can interact with the scene to adjust the angle and zoom your view. Bring scenes to life with dynamic objects - You will experience a changing aura with fire, rain, thunder, snow, and wind. It all adds a lot of charm to the scenery. Experience many different environments - When you play on a beach scene, you can hear the sounds of waves and listen to how seagulls sing… It’s very refreshing… Relax and have fun at your own tempo - There is no time limit, so you don’t have to worry about how long you spend in a level. Set your favorite lo-fi music and play at your own pace. Take it easy - Anyone can make mistakes, right? That's why there is no punishment for that. Grab a cup of coffee on a rainy day and just chill out :) *A curious note about Tiny Lands Did you know the game creators are twins? The idea started because people used to be confused with them, and they always pranked people to think they were the other one. So they took all this and put it in a very simple yet beautiful game to find the differences.

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