This is a great casual game full of little jokes and secrets to find. I haven't found it difficult, though a spot or two have been a little tricky. Great for unwinding.

A nice game! Very fun to play through.

It's a very neat and quick game, traditional maze book moved to video game.

A cute game for kids. The art captures the essence of an I Spy book, which is surely what the book it's based on looks like. As an adult, it's good for mindless gaming when you want chill vibes

cute and cozy

This game is the digitalization of the book 'Pierre the Maze Detective: The Search for the Stolen Maze Stone' of IC4DESIGN team spearheaded by Hirofumi Kamigaki in 2015. The visuals are stunning, they are not cheaply done. You often see visual distinctions between static and moving parts in these type of games because of the lowres source image not properly redone, but that is not the case in this game. every art looks crispy and not a single one of it stands out. And the way it structured is also amazing, every stage is a prime example of clever usage of space, filled with details and references and at the same time it really do feel like a maze. In one sentence, an absolutely phenomenal work that deserves more attention. it's a shame this rework project seemingly ended as a one time only work because there are two more books in the same series now in 2024.
They just sold 3 more books and and whenever they arrive they will reside in a spot besides my old Walter Wick and Where's Waldo books. Recommended!

Simple cozy maze game with a hint of hidden objects. Great for kids, but nothing extra. If you want all the achievements without a guide, prepare yourself for some pixel hunting and light puzzles.

Great for relaxation

Charming!

Cute game and decidedly G rated for all ages. Combination of Where's Waldo with large but fairly easy mazes. Lot's of pop culture Easter eggs to be found and silly/cute humor.