Finding Ojipockle!

Cute at first. Kind of like a Japanese where's Waldo. However, you will get bored quickly. Controls are a little difficult and can make you feel dizzy/seasick as someone else mentioned. Would love for there to be a paid version that I could just buy, get rid of all the ads, and then maybe they would put more money into development. There should be things like timed challenges and a much faster pace. Then also things like once you find him then you need to get him somewhere. Maybe there is more at higher levels but after level 5 I'm just too bored to go on.

Ok I'm altering my review slightly. My positive review for the app remains the same (see below). But they're not editing the advertising very well. And there's a lot of extremely violent and sexual advertising. It is built into the game. There's a little wrapped present sitting on the main screen. You can can click on, to watch a video, leading more points. Those videos have a lot of Arnold Schwarzenegger style violence and very sexualized women barely dressed, mostly in underclothes and bikinis. I've had to stop my girls from playing. Which is too bad because it's such a cute app. My original app review: "My kindergarten and second grader love this. Cute, age appropriate and self-explanatory. Moving around the room is a bit awkward, and takes a little bit of getting used to. But thats a fairly minor complaint. I'm giving it five stars because are really enjoying it. I would highly recommend it for someone who's got kindergarten or older kids who's looking for for non-violent or explicit game." I'm no longer recommend this for young kids, solely because of the advertising.

Unlike most games with almost-necessary in-app purchases or ones that require you to watch full ads, this app only makes you watch snippets of ads, in-app purchases aren't really needed, and the game is very cute and fun. I love the concept and it is so relaxing to just play hide-and-seek with tiny old fairies in a quiet atmosphere. Great for de-stressing.