In Purr-Suit

It took me a little over an hour to find all of the items and get all of the achievements. This game is cute, disturbing and annoying all at the same time. First the good qualities. There is both a zoom and a hint button. The hint button doesn't cost an achievement if it is used. Some hidden object games provide hint buttons but then you actually LOSE an achievement if you use it! This game is not timed which makes it more relaxing and cozy. It's a nice touch that a half dozen cats on each level require finding an object for them before they are counted "found." As a matter of fact, the achievements are all about finding these "special" cats - the ones that want you to bring them an item. Nice touch. Makes it where the player doesn't just click on cats on a screen. You have to actually work at getting the achievements. You can mute the sounds and/or the music at any time. Now for the few negative qualities. The story line is disturbing. It concerns a young lady who thinks she is turning into a cat. I understand that devs feel the need to create a story to go with their game. This one may be disturbing for younger players. Also, it's not realistic to bring 88 cats to a human hospita…

This game is so silly and cute!! I love how goofy and funny the story is while the gameplay is nice and simple! The cats are cute and I really like the style!

As a seasoned hidden object/cat games player, I always look forward to new additions to the genre. In Purr-Suit definitely captures that cozy, charming vibe at first glance, and the art style is undeniably cute. However, the gameplay feels somewhat half-baked. While many of the kittens are OK, a noticeable number of them suffer from careless proportions and a lack of detail or facial features. In a genre where great joy comes from closely inspecting the small details, these rougher edges make the maps feel a bit rushed. It is a sweet little game, well worth a look if you are looking for a quick, casual search. That said, experienced cat-finders might find themselves wishing for a bit more polished and consistent illustrations.

I like it because the cats are hidden and you have to find them.

easy meow lol

If they put FromSoftware in charge of Where's Waldo, this is pretty much what they'd make. Good game. I hope Catherine gets the professional help she needs.