Cozy Puzzle game

Grandma's Attic Search

Find six listed keepsakes, clear the attic checklist, and bring a dusty family room back to life one memory at a time.

Grandma's Attic Search is a gentle hidden object game about tidying a warm attic full of keepsakes. Each run asks you to find six listed objects, mark them green as they are found, and unlock a small memory card after the room is complete.

Game features

One warm attic scene with dozens of hand-placed keepsakes.
Six random target objects per run so each search stays focused.
Relaxed play, 60-second timed runs, and deterministic daily tidy mode.
Tap list entries for brief silhouette previews when you need a nudge.
Memory cards and local best score progress.

How to play

Find the six keepsakes shown in the checklist.
Tap a matching object in the attic when you spot it.
Found checklist entries turn green and stay visible until the room is complete.

Controls

Touch or mouse: tap attic objects and checklist entries.
Checklist tap: briefly outlines that object's silhouette.
Shared toolbar: pause, restart, mute, or share.

Tips

Start with the largest objects, then scan shelves, chair cushions, and floorboards for smaller keepsakes.
Use the checklist names to look for shape, color, or material clues.
Wrong taps only have a small score cost, so keep the pace relaxed.
Daily tidy uses the same six-object list all day.

FAQ

Is Grandma's Attic Search timed?

Relaxed mode has no timer. Timed mode gives you 60 seconds, and Daily tidy uses a fixed daily object list.

How many objects are in each round?

Each round asks you to find six specific keepsakes from the attic scene. The checklist stays visible, and found objects are marked green instead of disappearing.

Does the game save progress?

Yes. Best score and memory-card progress save locally in your browser.

Update notes

2026-05-06: Six-object checklist, green found states, silhouette list taps, 60-second timed mode, daily tidy, and local memory progress.

Accessibility notes

Large tap targets and forgiving hidden-object hitboxes support tablet play.
The default mode has no timer pressure.
Found checklist entries use both a green state and a check mark, and silhouette previews do not rely on color alone.