Infinity Zoom Art: Find Object is a free puzzle game for mobile by developer Vigafun. It is a surreal puzzler that plays on the concept of optical illusion to present its challenges. In it, players are tasked with finding hidden objects spread across vast interconnected fantasy worlds.

Similar to Hidden Folks, Infinity Zoom Art: Find Object cleverly presents object-finding puzzles paired with complex level design that challenges player perception and attention to detail to help them with their objective. More impressive is the game's beautiful art style for a more engaging and immersive experience.

Worlds within images

The Droste effect is an artistic style used to create an outcome wherein a picture seems to be recursively appearing within itself. It makes a surreal and interesting perspective and has even appeared in some 14th-century artworks. Infinity Zoom Art: Find Object is a game that takes this concept and takes it even further through optical illusions inside massive interconnected fantasy worlds.

As you can surmise from its name, Infinity Zoom Art: Find Object is a hidden object puzzle game but with a twist. Instead of presenting one massive picture for you to search through, it features seemingly endless worlds hidden within worlds that you navigate through by zooming in and out of. There are over 100 layers to explore, wherein you must locate the gift within each one.

The passageways into worlds are hidden in plain sight. They could be in the eye of a doll or a literal door on a house—it's up to you to find out. The great thing is that the developers are working on adding more levels in the future, which adds to its long-term appeal and replayability. Sadly, the experience is littered with ads that appear with every move you make.

Don't get lost

Infinity Zoom Art: Find Object is one of the more unique puzzle games that have been released recently. From its beautiful art style to its clever premise and engaging challenges, there's a lot to like about the gameplay it offers. The experience does get spoiled a bit with incessant ads, but this is still worth playing in spite of them. Recommended.