Mermaid Christmas
- Genre Puzzle games
- Players 1
- Session 6 min
- Price Free
- Updated
Mermaid Christmas is a seasonal Spil Games puzzle starring three mermaids named Gwen, Grace and Gabriella. The menu floats over a night sea with Santa's sleigh crossing the moon, and inside, every stage is a pair of candy-cane framed pictures of the same festive scene. In the first one, a mermaid hangs ornaments on a coral Christmas tree surrounded by wrapped presents and fairy lights, and a caption beneath asks whether the underwater tree is not beautiful. Somewhere in the right-hand copy an earring has turned into a wreath, a bauble has changed colour and other details have slipped. A row of grey starfish along the bottom brightens as you find each change. Captions build a light holiday story, and there is a mischievous helper of Santa's who may look familiar to fans of the series.
| Left click | Mark a difference |
|---|---|
| Magnifying glass | Get a hint |
| Pause | Stop and resume |
| Music / speaker icons | Sound settings |
How to play Mermaid Christmas
- Press Play on the Christmas menu.
- Look at both pictures and click any spot where they do not match.
- Each correct click lights one starfish in the row at the bottom.
- Light every starfish to finish the scene and read what happens next.
- Click the magnifying glass when you cannot see the last change.
Tips
- Holiday clutter such as gifts, lights and candy canes is where most changes hide, so check them item by item.
- Compare jewellery and small ornaments closely; they swap shapes, not just colours.
- Take a moment on each caption, since the story is part of the reward.
- If a scene feels hopeless, look away for a few seconds and then compare again; fresh eyes spot changes faster.
Questions about Mermaid Christmas
Who are the mermaids in the story?
Three friends called Gwen, Grace and Gabriella.
How do I know how many differences are left?
The starfish row at the bottom of the screen shows found and missing ones.
Is there a hint?
Yes, the magnifying glass points out a difference when you are stuck.
Is it only for the holidays?
The theme is Christmas, but it plays the same at any time of year.
Is there a score?
Yes. A score counter sits in the bottom-left corner beside the starfish row, so you can try to beat your own total.
