About Tung Tung Sahur: Hidden Bedug
Tung Tung Sahur: Hidden Bedug is a seasonal hidden-object game with a Ramadan theme. On each level, ten bedug drums are camouflaged among colourful "Tung Tung" pictures, and the levels get harder as you go. It is played with a mouse, so it works best on a computer.
The theme has real roots. A bedug is a large drum used in Indonesia to call people to prayer, and sahur is the meal eaten before dawn during Ramadan. In many Indonesian neighbourhoods, people walk the streets beating drums to wake families for sahur, which is the sound the name "tung tung" imitates.
How to play
- Study the scene carefully before you start clicking.
- Look for the bedug drums hidden among the other pictures.
- Click a drum when you spot it.
- Find all ten to clear the level and move on to a harder one.
These are the usual rules. If the game shows you something different on screen, follow the game.
Tips
- Scan the scene in strips, left to right, instead of letting your eyes jump around.
- Look for the drum's rounded shape rather than its colour. Hidden objects often blend in by colour.
- Check the edges and corners first. They are easy to overlook.
- If you stall, look away for a second. Fresh eyes spot things quickly.
Questions about Tung Tung Sahur: Hidden Bedug
What is a bedug?
A bedug is a large traditional drum used in Indonesia, especially at mosques, to mark prayer times.
What is sahur?
Sahur is the meal Muslims eat before dawn during Ramadan, before the day's fast begins.
