There's a hidden mission but...

Honestly, I don't recommend playing. It took me 24 minutes to complete Album 2, and each album has six pictures. But what's baffling about Album 2 is that they split the last two pictures into two stages, so I actually played 14 stages in total. Splitting into two stages isn't a big deal, but when I think about the purpose being to make us watch more ads, I don't feel like continuing. This game doesn't allow you to run a private DNS; otherwise, it won't let you play. It also doesn't work well with a poor internet connection. Album 1 had no ads, but Album 2 started showing them. There's an ad after every stage, and even if you quit midway, there's still an ad. Let's talk about the parts that are easy to misclick. Some pictures are quite large, and when you enter the game, it intentionally shrinks them to a specific area. Then you start tapping, but you might miss obstacles elsewhere, leading to an immediate loss of a heart at the start. So, if you play, I recommend carefully observing the entire picture before you start tapping. If you zoom out to see the whole picture, the arrows become smaller, making it easy to accidentally tap elsewhere. I don't know if it's my phone screen, but sometimes I tap, and it doesn't register. Tapping the next point too quickly will cost you a heart. Also, when zoomed to a certain size, it gets very close to the items below, and I'm afraid of accidentally tapping them. I really don't think the items are very useful. What's the need for 'hints'? It's just a bunch of arrows to tap, I don't know what needs hinting. 'Bombs' are okay; they can blow away many arrows. 'Magnets' are a bit tricky to use because they suck in the outermost arrows of the same direction. Overall, I didn't find it very fun to play. Without hidden missions or time-based missions, I really don't recommend it.