Just Find It

Wanted a spot the difference game, and that's what I got! After playing for 4 hours with friends, I'd say I'm between 3/4 and 5/6 done. I'd be wary buying it at full price, but I'm more than satisfied with the $6 I paid.
WARNING: no magnifier mode! Or if these is one, I have no idea how to activate it. You need good eyesight for this one.
Each puzzles mixes conspicuous object placements with devious photo edits, so you get a burst of satisfaction followed by a prolonged search for those last 2-3 differences. The game's difficult relative to Big Fish-style casual games, but easy relative to newspaper spot the difference puzzles, so I'd say it's in a Goldilocks zone simultaneous engagement and relaxation.
On the subgames:
Detail: find the location of small snippets within the larger image. Methodical and engaging but trivially easy. Borderline filler.
Swap: jigsaw puzzles with anywhere from 1-5 images per screen. The image selection is strong, and I found these surprisingly involving. Great addition.
Match: find pairs of objects in a pile—but not every object has a pair! You can click and drag objects out of the pile, so it's trivial compared to something like Clutter. Total filler but not bad filler.

Just Find It is a casual game featuring four mini-game types: Find the Differences, Swap, Match Pairs, and Find the Picture. The game has 50 scenes across these mini-games, with varying difficulty levels and replayability. A hint function is included, and the Steam version offers 15 achievements. The game is highly entertaining, although I would have prefered a more even distribution of mini-game types.