Having fun, Mochi?
New
- Genre Puzzle games
- Players 1
- Session 6 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A hidden object game with a puppy and a forest, and no pressure of any kind. Each scene contains things to find, the art is detailed enough that finding them takes real looking, and there is no timer, score penalty or fail state anywhere in it — which makes it one of the few games in this catalogue that is genuinely restful rather than merely easy. The framing does useful work. Because you are following a lost puppy rather than completing objectives, the scenes connect into a small story, and the reward for finishing one is a new place rather than a number. The art is warm and hand-drawn, the soundtrack is quiet, and the whole thing takes under an hour. It is aimed at younger players and works perfectly well for adults who want something that does not ask anything of them. The scenes are hand-drawn rather than rendered, and the difference shows in how objects are concealed: they are hidden by being part of the composition rather than by being small, which makes finding them a matter of looking properly rather than squinting.
| Click or tap | Select an object |
|---|---|
| Drag | Pan the scene where it extends |
| Menu | Scene list and hints |
How to play Having fun, Mochi?
- Scan the whole scene before looking for specific items; the art rewards a broad first pass.
- Look at edges and overlaps, where hidden objects usually sit.
- Use the hints without guilt; there is no penalty for them.
- Follow the story between scenes rather than treating them as separate puzzles.
- Take your time — nothing in the game is timed.
Tips
- Objects are usually hidden by colour similarity rather than by being small.
- If a scene stalls, look at what the puppy is doing; the art often points.
- It is short by design, so there is no reason to ration it.
Questions about Having fun, Mochi?
Is there a timer?
No, and no penalties either.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, entirely.
Is there a story?
A light one connecting the scenes.
How long is it?
Under an hour.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, it is all tapping.
Does it need installing?
No, it runs in the browser.
Are there hints?
Yes, freely available.
How are objects hidden?
By being integrated into the composition rather than by being tiny.
