Hidden 3D is a comfort-first single-image stereogram game. Relax your focus through original colorful patterns to uncover sixty recognizable objects derived from BeanNest's shared illustration library; use guide dots to find the parallel-view fusion distance, reveal the answer, and look again at the same picture whenever you want.
How to play
Use a relaxed parallel view: look through or behind the stereogram rather than crossing your eyes. Let the two guide dots drift until they appear as three, then give the repeating pattern a moment to reveal depth. Choose I can see it when the hidden object appears, or use Reveal or Skip at any time. The result shows the answer and grayscale depth-map reveal; Look again returns to the same picture, while Next hidden picture advances through the sixty-picture set.
Use the two guide dots as your alignment cue and keep a relaxed, faraway gaze instead of forcing focus on the surface pattern.
If the image does not appear comfortably, use Reveal or Skip and rest your eyes before trying another; neither action is treated as a failure.
After revealing an answer, choose Look again to retry the exact same stereogram with the answer in mind; only Next hidden picture advances.
Common questions
Should I cross my eyes to see Hidden 3D?
No. Hidden 3D is built for parallel/divergent viewing: look through or behind the image. Cross Your Eyes is a separate BeanNest interaction.
Is there a time limit or penalty for Reveal or Skip?
No. There is no timer or forced viewing duration, and Reveal or Skip carries no failure penalty.
What does Reveal show?
Reveal opens the result with the hidden object's answer and the exact grayscale depth-map reveal. You can then Look again at the same stereogram or move to the next picture.
