Snake Hunting: Find the hidden serpents

Your goal is to find every serpent in the scene before the par timer runs out. Optional bonus treasures such as eggs, coins, berries, and shells reward thorough searching without blocking progress. Tap carefully: decoy tongue traps look tempting but steal seconds when you miss. Limited hints peel a cover and pulse the next hide; fewer hints mean more stars.

Sixty levels cycle through twelve rotating biomes with rising difficulty. Every fifth level opens a Riddle gate — odd-one-out, coil-count, or a quick snake quiz — before the hunt begins. Progress unlocks scene by scene with saved stars so you can return to any unlocked level from Level Select.

Home is a living hunting ground of hotspots rather than a flat settings menu — Play, Level Select, How to Play, and more sit in the world. How to Play covers tap hides, gates, hints, bonuses, and the par timer. Clear scenes show Scene cleared! with time and treasure counts, then invite Next Level.

Controls stay one-finger friendly. Tap a bush or prop to pull it aside, then tap the serpent underneath — wrong taps flash. Settings cover sound, music, and eight languages. Progress stays on the device so you can play offline after assets load. Portrait and landscape both fill the viewport without letterboxing.

Tips: scan for motion first, then check prop edges; save hints for dense attic and pond scenes; grab treasures after the last serpent if the timer is tight; treat every tongue as suspicious until the tell confirms it. Snake Hunting is a family-friendly hidden-object puzzle with timed goals — not an endless runner and not a twitch reflex game.

Snake Hunting keeps the familiar package name while delivering sixty illustrated hunts — spot the coils, beat par, clear the cabinet of biomes.

Snake Hunting ships as a portable Tyttoot Canvas hunt: illustrated biomes, moving serpent tells, riddle gates, hint pulses, and treasure pickups composed into store screenshots so gallery art matches the live UI.

Eight language dictionaries cover English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi, and French. Listing copy stays aligned with sixty scenes, twelve biomes, par timers, and odd-one-out gates — not generic hidden-object filler.

RESPONSIVE HUNT

Snake Hunting is a relaxing hidden-object puzzle about spotting camouflaged serpents in hand-painted scenes. Every level is a small hunting ground — a sunny meadow, a garden shed, a dusty attic, a sandy shore — where snakes curl up underneath bushes, crates, barrels, hay bales, books, plates and other props. Peel the covers aside, spot the coil, and clear the scene before the par time runs out.

HOW A HUNT WORKS
Tap a bush or prop to pull it aside. If a serpent is hiding underneath, tap it to catch it — it slithers off and the counter goes up. Wrong taps flash red, so look before you tap. The top bar shows how many serpents are still hidden, your time against par, and how many hints are left.

STARS AND HINTS
Every scene gives two hints. A hint peels one cover for you and pulses the serpent underneath — perfect when you are stuck, but fewer hints means more stars. Beat the golden par time, collect every treasure and finish without hints to earn all three stars.

TREASURES AND DECOYS
From scene 5, bonus treasures hide in the picture: eggs, coins, berries, feathers, mushrooms and shells. They never block progress, but they reward careful searching. From scene 11, decoy tongues poke out of the scenery — they look like a serpent tell, but tapping one costs you time.

RIDDLE GATES
Seventeen scenes open with a quick riddle gate: a snake quiz (How many legs does a snake have? Which animals shed their skin?) or an odd-one-out where you pick the panel that hides a coiled serpent.

60 SCENES, 12 BIOMES
Meadow, Garden Shed, Old Attic, Sandy Shore, Junkyard, Library Stacks, Greenhouse, Bamboo Grove, Hay Barn, Campsite, Reed Pond and Rocky Trail. Each biome has its own painted backdrop, and the serpents wear camouflage that matches it — straw-yellow in the barn, rust and metal grey in the junkyard, stone and lichen on the trail. The biomes rotate five times; scene 1 hides three serpents, and from scene 24 every scene hides nine.

PROGRESS
Scenes unlock one by one. Play continues from the furthest scene you have unlocked, and Level Select lets you replay any cleared scene to improve your stars. Progress is saved on your device; no account or login is needed.

NEW IN VERSION 2.0
Every serpent, cover, treasure and biome is now hand-painted art, with a new app icon. Tap Play to continue where you left off. The App Clip lets you try the first scene instantly without installing.

FEATURES
• 60 hunting scenes across 12 painted biomes
• Peel-and-spot play with one finger or one click
• Two hints per scene, par timers and three-star ratings
• Bonus treasures, decoy tongues and riddle gates
• Portrait and landscape on iPhone, iPad and Mac
• Eight languages: English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi and French
• Plays offline once installed

TIPS
Scan prop edges first — a coil often shows a sliver of scales. Save hints for the busy attic and pond scenes. If the timer is tight, finish the serpents first and pick up treasures afterwards. Treat every tongue as suspicious until the cover is peeled.

Snake Hunting is calm and family-friendly: no reflex tests, no endless running — just sharp eyes and a satisfying "found you!" in every scene.

Features

60 illustrated hunt scenes across 12 rotating biomes
Par-time goals and bonus treasures (eggs, coins, shells, and more)
Decoy tongue traps that steal seconds if you tap wrong
Serpents hide behind animated props — spot the moving tell
Riddle gates every fifth level; hints with three-star scoring
Progressive unlock with saved stars — eight languages

Tips

Work across the picture in one direction so you never peel the same bush twice.
From scene 11, decoy tongues cost time. Peel the cover first and tap only when you can see the coil.
Three stars need the par time, every treasure and no hints — clear a scene first, then replay it from Level Select for the stars.

What's new

Version 2.0 is a complete visual overhaul of Snake Hunting. • Every serpent, bush, crate, barrel, rock, hay bale and treasure has been repainted as detailed hand-drawn art. • All twelve biomes, from the sunny Meadow to the Rocky Trail, now have painted backdrops, and serpents still wear camouflage that matches each scene. • Play now continues from the furthest scene you have unlocked instead of restarting at scene 1. • Riddle gates show real props, and the app has a brand-new icon. • New App Clip: try the first hunt instantly without installing.