I commissioned some snails 4
Release date: Jul 18, 2025
Developers: Follow the fun
Publishers: I commissioned some series
Genres: Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Camera Comfort, Custom Volume Controls, Mouse Only Option, Save Anytime, Touch Only Option, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

A hidden object game where you must find all the snails and lettuce to complete each level. Key features: 🖼️ 15 Unique artworks ❓ 1500+ Hidden objects total 🐌 750+ Snails 🥬 750+ Lettuces 💡 ∞ Unlimited hints if you get stuck ♻️ Restore a small number of hidden objects to a painting so you can find them again! 🎵 Music for each artwork (optional) 🏆 Achievements ⌨️ Use your keyboard to move / zoom in if you have no scroll wheel 💾 3x save slots 🗑️ Reset progress entirely and play again 🕒 ∞ Timer included to show how long you took to complete each level Context: The brief was simple. I commissioned artists to create a fantasy world, and hide as many snails and lettuce as they can inside it. Now it’s your job to find them all! With 15 art pieces to choose from, and 1500+ hidden objects, you will have a lot of searching to do. Controls: Use your mouse to move around the image and zoom in / out. When you find a hidden object, click it and it will disappear. You can also use WASD to move and the arrow keys to zoom. Difficulty: All levels start unlocked, your progress is saved as you play, and you have unlimited, unrestricted hints if you get stuck. Using hints will not ruin your score, or affect your ability to unlock achievements. Play at your own pace! Get immersed: Each painting has its own music to help you connect with the world, as you search for all the hidden objects. Replayable You can restore a small number of objects back into a painting so you can find them again! It’s much harder when there are only a few left (especially randomly). You can also use up to 3 save slots so you can replay without progress loss. Alternatively, you can reset your progress for the entire game if you’d like to start over. 

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