The search card lists five things to find
Curio Parade is Splat Zone Entertainment’s moving 3D museum-object diorama. The creator says each world gives you a five-object card; finding and clicking an item crosses it off. Clicking other objects displays their museum labels.
For a first search, read one target before scanning the scene. If the moving view makes that difficult, use the published pause control rather than trying to memorize the entire card at once. This is a suggested approach, not a tested completion route.
Pause, change speed or show the card
The creator lists mouse/touch selection and the following keyboard shortcuts. The bottom bar offers matching buttons.
| Input | Published action |
|---|---|
| Space | Pause |
| Left / right arrows | Slower / faster |
| N | Next world |
| I | Show / hide search card |
| M | Music |
| H | Hide controls |
| F | Fullscreen |
Local saves are not a cloud-transfer promise
The creator says settings and found-object counts save in your browser, and requires WebGL2. Do not assume that another browser or device will inherit that data. Nisu has not tested save restoration or offline startup.
Object sources and verification limits
The author describes 565 museum objects drawn from Met and Smithsonian Open Access collections and says the museums do not endorse the game. This article does not independently audit each object’s provenance.
Nisu checked the public page on October 30, 2026 without launching the game. Controls, saves and device compatibility remain untested.
Quick help
How can I stop the moving scene while searching?
The creator lists Space for pause and matching bottom-bar controls.
Will my finds follow me to another device?
The source describes browser-local saving, not cloud synchronization. Cross-device transfer has not been verified.
Source and scope
Checked October 30, 2026 against the original creator page. Controls, local saving and object-count claims are attributed to the creator and are not Nisu gameplay test results.