My Little Eye
Android app by Cheers to Gaming. Word · Cheers to Gaming
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 0.2.012
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
My Little Eye is a mix between the two classic games of I-Spy and Hangman. One player takes a photo, types out the word of an object in that photo, and then sends it to another player who will have to guess what that object is from scrambled up letters. Blank boxes represent the number of letters in the word of the object. There is a limited amount of time and guesses so be sure neither run out! Perks can be earned or purchased with in game currency that will help you with your guessing. There are four game modes you can chose from: - One Player consists of you guessing an object from preloaded images with objects already associated with them. - In Head 2 Head you play against another player and will want to make the object you pick out difficult to guess. Each player will take turns taking photos and guessing. Best of 5 rounds wins. - Team play you want to go as many rounds as you can without failure, so the difficulty of the object in the photo is entirely up to you. - Round Robin adds a twist to Head 2 Head. Played with 3 or more players, one player takes the photo while another player types out the word of the object in that photo. All players, except for the one who typed the word, guess what the object is. This goes on until each player has had a turn taking a photo and typing a word in a photo. Wins and high scores will be tallied in a leader board so work your way to the top and earn your bragging rights!
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