Castle of Illusion 's initial forest level showcases Sega Studios Australia's canny ability to reinterpret and improve upon 16-bit level designs. At first, Sega's remake greatly resembles the 16 ...

This copy of "The Lion And The Mouse" that I got from the library for this piece - the cover's falling apart. There are pages ripped and taped back together. But that's the thing about picture books.

Can you rat out his hiding spot? Created by Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás, the illusion depicts a maze of colorful mushrooms with a tiny mouse peeking out behind one.

The mouse silently prayed that the lion would not attack. You see, like all the creatures of the forest, the mouse understood this lion was a nomad; he looked after himself and was stronger than ...

Mouse: None of the other animals will rescue him so he gets caught and he says, "Help!," but he wasn't being very kind at first, so the other animals did not want to help him.

We’d be lion if we said this optical illusion was easy. In fact, this animal-based optical illusion, in which the object is to spot the odd lion out among the pride, is extra tricky. [Warning ...