なんか変です：異変探しゲーム

An everyday scene, but if you look closely... something's off.

"Something's Off" is a puzzle-finding game where you uncover "unbelievable anomalies" hidden in everyday Japanese life, such as convenience stores, security cameras, apartment hunting, TV shopping, conveyor belt sushi restaurants, and vending machines.

Look at the image displayed on the screen. If it's normal, tap the normal button; if something seems off, tap "Something's Off!"

The gameplay is very simple.

But if you look closely, the oddities gradually become apparent.

It's a puzzle-finding game that will make you want to react with a quick, humorous comment the moment you notice something.

Whether you get it right or wrong, a commentary full of witty remarks will be displayed after your answer.

From surreal and hilarious to slightly creepy, find the "something's off" hidden in everyday life.

【Recommended for people who:】

・Like games where you look for anomalies

・Like games where you look for differences

・Like quiz games where you find inconsistencies

・Are looking for a short, fun game to kill time

・Like surreal and funny mobile games

・Like games with humorous or quirky elements

・Are looking for a game that will be exciting for game commentary and live streams

・Are looking for a game that's easy to use on social media and short videos

・Like games that aren't too horror-like, but have a slightly eerie atmosphere

・Want to play "What's weird?" with friends and viewers

【Included Stages】

・Convenience store security camera

・Apartment hunting

・TV shopping

・Rotating sushi conveyor belt

・Vending machine

Total of 5 stages, 60 questions.

The images look normal, but if you look closely, something is off.

Can you spot the inconsistency?

【About Game Commentary and Streaming】

"Something's weird" welcomes game commentary, live streaming, and social media posts.

We also support commentary and streaming, including monetization.

You can enjoy searching for anomalies with viewers, having fun making jokes with friends, or even using it as material for short videos.

It looks normal.

But something's off.

Try to spot the anomalies hidden in everyday life.