Can’t believe it’s already turning 9! Mytona is celebrating the 9th anniversary of their beloved hidden object game, Seekers Notes, with a series of exciting events, a special birthday calendar, and YouTube giveaways. Dive into all the details below.
What’s In Store During The Seekers Notes 9th Anniversary?
Starting July 29th, join the festivities that commemorate nine years since Seekers Notes first launched in 2015. The game has introduced a special birthday calendar for its 9th Anniversary, with events running until September 11th.
On July 29th, celebrate Darkwood’s Foundation Day by collecting daily gifts in honor of Darkwood Day and participating in special contests on Facebook. Don't miss out on the Birthday Promo Code Hunt, which runs until August 12th.
Enter the Seekers Notes 9th Anniversary (birthday) contest for a chance to win 50 rubies just by participating. Get creative with anything inspired by Seekers Notes – whether it's art, photo edits, needlework, or pottery. Share your creations on social media with the hashtag #9yearswithSN.
Everyone who enters will receive 50 rubies, and the top 15 entries will be voted on by the community. Winners will receive a special frame, and the top five will earn an exclusive avatar! You can submit multiple entries until August 5th, 12:00 AM GMT, but the submission prize is awarded only once.
Until July 26th, you can claim a unique animated profile background featuring stunning butterflies.
Complete ten quests, and you might secure a two-month trial of YouTube Premium.
Lastly, sharpen your detective skills for the Promo Code Hunt! Until August 12th, hidden letters will be scattered across various Facebook posts. Collect them all to uncover a special promo code that can be activated on August 12th.
If you’re a fan of deep lore and captivating visuals, Seekers Notes is the perfect game for you. Download it now from the Google Play Store.
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