Poor English frustrates the user – Through The Looking-Glass Game Review

This is a pretty good "hidden object" puzzle. A good blend of easy to find and more difficult. However, I find it very frustrating when the description doesn't match the item and you have to use a hint only to find you saw the object all along but it was a pitcher and not a jar as described. A saw is a blade and a saw blade is actually a saw. A crayon is described as chalk (with the word crayon written right on it, btw). A record is decribed as vinyl, though I understand some generations use the word "vinyl" when differentiating between modes of recording. Donuts are described as a cookie. You get the idea. It throws the game off. When there are three levels to each picture I assume I am just seeing things that are on the next level, not an inaccurate description from a person who doesn't speak English well. My point is don't count on the description. Tapping on things you are suspicious of is not my way of playing a game, though it may be necessary in this game. I want to to know and play by the rules and successfully win and therefore I find this game frustrating.
Review by Cheaperguy on Through The Looking-Glass Game.