Cats of Mona Lisa - A hidden object game

[b]Note:[/b] An awesome friend gifted me a copy of this game. ^^ [h1]Like being at an art museum (sort of). XD[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] [i]Cats of Mona Lisa - A hidden object game[/i] is a cat-themed, hidden object game developed and published by Petite Games. It has a brief story intro, which is basically that some mischievous cats have found themselves in classic beautiful paintings created by legendary artists and it's up to you find them all. XD As for the gameplay, there are 6 paintings each from 8 legendary artists, such as Van Gogh and Monet. In each painting, 10 cats are hidden, and there are the usual functions, like the zoom and hint ones. However, only full screen mode is available, and no Steam achievements or trading cards are present at the time of this review. Still, there's a classical soundtrack as well as cute meowing sound effects when you find and click on a cat. In addition, the game won't count towards a user's global total until it's out of "Steam is learning about this game". [h2]Review[/h2] Having played quite a lot of these cat-themed HOGs, I found [i]Cats of Mona Lisa[/i] to be an interesting twist. (Funnily enough, though, the painting of M…

If you like classical paintings with the appropriate classical music to enjoy, that alone is reason to get this game. Of course there are 10 hidden cats in each painting but they're relatively easy to spot--I think I averaged 30 seconds to find them all per painting, with most levels under a minute. They make cute meows when you click on them and for the tougher ones (yes, some are very well hidden) there is a good magnifier plus a hint button. I forget why I have so much time in this game (I let it sit unplayed for months) but it is fun to return to. I do enjoy looking at all the great art!

Find cats in famous paintings of several artists--da Vinci not included--which makes the devs Mona Liars!

Nice game. Pretty easy to spot the cats most of the time, but still rather fun. The informational bits about the artists was a nice touch as well.