We started Pair Hunt 3D because we liked “find-the-object” games but
wanted to touch things, not just tap pictures.
Here you spin piles of everyday items — mugs, toys, shoes — and
match pairs till the table’s clear.
It’s oddly calming, like tidying your desk when you should be doing
something else.
No rush, no noise: rotate, match, breathe.
"Didn’t expect to enjoy cleaning virtual junk, but here we are."
"Good way to zone out after night shift. My kid tries to beat my times."
"I turn the sound off sometimes and just spin the pile. It’s strangely meditative."
Is it okay for kids?
Yes, nothing violent here.
Need Wi-Fi?
Nope, works offline.
New packs?
Whenever we finish them — latest “Kitchen Chaos” and “Toy Drawer.”
Can I reset progress?
Yep, in settings.
Timed mode?
Both options exist — choose your mood.
Pair Hunt 3D was built in Unity by a small group spread between
Tallinn and Jakarta.
We met during a 2020 game jam and still argue about object shadows.
Rotation on older phones took weeks to get right — worth it.