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Zombie-Billy Show   by Anastartem

There’s a common belief which has to do with gender psychology that all the online games aimed at spotting the differences are targeted at the ladies’ audience as the female players are more attentive and have the capacity of concentrating on the smallest details. However, such a view is proved to be only a stereotype. Nowadays the difference games are created featuring diverse story plots, heroes and graphics that can be attractive for both genders, and sometimes such games would manage attracting male attention even more than the female one… A free online difference game “Zombie-Billy Show” just proves the above mentioned statement.

This is a typical online photo hunt game in which you are supposed to spot the differences between two images. The main heroes are Zombie, his two sinister buddies and his girlfriend with scars all over the body. The player should depict the differences while Zombie is taking a ride in the car, hanging out in the bar with his fellows, singing as a rock band on the stage and so on.

All the images of this free online game are painted in dark cold colors to add dramatically the mysterious air. Black, purple, gray and green shades constantly dominate on the pictures so no wonder it can turn to be difficult to spot the difference as the objects blend in with the background. That’s why you may want to play using the hints. If you get stuck or wait for too long the transparent circle appears indicating the location of the difference. If the player slows down and fails to detect a difference until the time is up, he is punished by a penalty: a certain amount of points is taken away from a total score. Remember that you are given 200 seconds for each level and 5 differences to spot.

A free online game “Zombie Billy-Show” may suddenly change your opinion about difference games in general by introducing the unexpected bloody rock-a-billy motifs. Check it out now!

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Anastartem, free online games’ developer
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