Cat city

I played a lot of hidden cat games and this one was the most frustrating one. If you don't mind spam clicking everything or find it really cheap i can recommend it, but there're points which just annoyed me: -You can't zoom in. Only way to zoom in is to use the magnifying glass and move that around and my eyes really didn't like having to focus on a moving lens (where the cats can still be tiny especially in the city). -Some cats are hidden in very random spots with small hitboxes, forcing you to click on seemingly random pixels to unlock them. -The font is a bit annoying but even more when it's written in white on a light blue background, would be been a lot better with some dark color. On the positive side, because of the various houses you've different maps to go through and with the need of having to click everywhere you will probably need a lot longer to finish this hidden cat game compared to others. I'd rather give it a neutral review as overall it's fine to play here and there and challenging to find everything, but the having to click every pixel was just too annoying for me, i'd rather SEARCH in a hidden object game than clickspam.

While a super cute game, the hidden cats are what throw me off the most for it. It seems the game rewards you most for completely random senseless clicking rather than actually hunting for the cats. Sometimes clicks don't even register, leading to frustration when the hint leads you back to the same spot you already clicked before but previously got nothing out of. On top of that there's no natural indicator for most of the hidden cats, for example a cat can come out of a lightbulb that looks identical to all other lightbulbs on the string of lights. No paw mark or crack on the lightbulb indicating there may be a cat there. Or a cat that's in a lampshade wont pop it's head out from clicking the shade or the lamp, but instead the plant right beside it. So often times you're stuck sitting there waiting for the hint button to refresh. The art is super cute though! Decent if you just want achievements but not a very fun find the cat game due to the frustration caused by the hidden cats.

Strangely depressing story for this type of game and controls that are either faulty or badly designed.

Nice game.

I enjoy hidden object games, and this is no different. But, for some reason, it seems like the developers intend for players to click on every single pixel of the screen to find the hidden cats. In one of the levels I used a hint, which pointed to a tv/computer monitor - which in other levels uses a remote or mouse to turn on...but this one required you to press a very small button to turn it on... Pro tips: click every mouse, every remote, and pull every lamp cord to make sure you find those cats...

This is a lot better than the standard hidden cat game. There are more things to find, more things to interact with, and overall--just a much better time.