if you can't do it on paper, the program sort of makes you go through the same steps that would be required if you were doing it on paper. I know the feeling. I thought myself I could NEVER achieve digital that I do on paper, since I'm rather happy with what I can get done on paper. Now with a couple little nano programs that I use on a device, I've got a little arsenal. It also hasn't really been used in games widely before so it's naturally still really fresh looking. funky fresh. I've thrown a couple inchworm animations in my game, but never whole backgrounds.

But no, this series is wonderful and I previously didn't see the awe of a spot the difference genre. Eagle eyes made it a fascination, a must do, and obsession, and his caricature or even character brought that out, in all of us that have played it. you were missing a hint feature for those who were sloooow.. the first one I played, I was slooow..but that's probably part of his character ... he doesn't roll like that. I could see how one could be made, though. maybe an object randomly swerving around a variable area of where it could be. but yeah, I dunno, I simply recommend this one, just how it's quick but it gets everyone so involved. And the ethic itself puts the rest of us to shame, bringing out a series out of nowhere when some of us struggle making that one sequel.