Find the Set

Click Play to start instantly — use keyboard, mouse, or touch controls. Check in-game instructions for moves.

The objective is simple: match three cards either with all identical attributes (back color, polygon color, and polygon shape) or all different attributes. Players must strategize to carefully observe and analyze the attributes of each card to make the right combinations.

From an editor’s perspective, Find the Set stands out in the hypercasual genre for its elegant design and addictive gameplay loop. The game masterfully balances simplicity with depth, encouraging players to hone their observational skills and think several moves ahead. What I particularly enjoy is how it ramps up the challenge subtly—as you progress, the board fills with more cards, demanding faster analysis and sharper focus. The 2D art is crisp and uncluttered, making it easy to distinguish attributes at a glance, which is crucial for avoiding frustrating errors. It’s the kind of free Find the Set game that you can pick up for a few minutes and find yourself still playing an hour later, thanks to its rewarding ‘just one more try’ appeal. While it’s designed for solo play, the competitive urge to beat your high score adds a personal stakes element that keeps engagement high. Overall, it’s a polished and thoughtfully crafted title that proves hypercasual games can be both intellectually stimulating and immensely enjoyable.