

101 Cats in Saint Petersburg
NaipSoft · 2026 · Cats, Casual, Hidden Object, Wholesome, Puzzle
PC
6 user reviews100% · 6
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About 101 Cats in Saint Petersburg
Join this adventure and discover the hiding places of 101 kittens 🐾 in the hand-crafted Saint Petersburg landscape. 🏆 Earn lots of achievements. How many 😺 can you find? 🔎 Be quick! ⏱️
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h3] [b] 101 CATS IN SAINT PETERSBURG [/b] [/h3] 101 Cats in Saint Petersburg is one of the better HOG titles. The artwork looks alright and visually quite dense—elements are packed closely together, which makes spotting the hidden cats more challenging. Thankfully, the zoom system helps balance this difficulty and becomes an essential tool during gameplay. On the downside, the music can be quite annoying. It starts off extremely loud when launching the game, which may catch players off guard. Another notable drawback is the lack of a hint system. While this choice may extend playtime, it rather leads to frustration, especially when some cats are exceptionally well hidden and take a long time to find. Overall, the game meets expectations for the genre. It doesn’t offer deeper gameplay mechanics beyond finding all 101 cats, but it delivers a solid and enjoyable HOG experience. PS In case you are still missing some cats, just take a look at my guide. :) GL & HF :)1 found this helpful
Big picture, small cats, no hint system.
101 Cats in Saint Petersburg, developed and published by NaipSoft, is a deliberately simple hidden-object experience that leans almost entirely on charm, visual design, and a relaxed pace to carry its appeal. It doesn’t try to stretch its concept into something larger than it needs to be; instead, it focuses on delivering a concise, low-pressure activity that invites players to slow down and engage with a single, carefully illustrated environment. The result is a game that feels more like an interactive pastime than a traditional progression-driven title. The entire experience is built around one expansive, hand-drawn depiction of Saint Petersburg, filled with architectural details, playful elements, and subtle visual distractions. Rather than dividing the game into multiple stages, everything unfolds within this single scene, which gradually becomes more familiar as players spend time scanning every corner for hidden cats. This design choice gives the game a sense of cohesion and continuity, encouraging players to mentally map out the environment as they go. At the same time, it avoids overwhelming the player, keeping the scope contained and approachable. The core objective is s…
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