Find Cats 3 旅行猫咪

The third game of the series of finding cute cats hiding within the artwork. It is no different from the other games of the same style. You are going to have to zoom in and out to find those kitties blending in with the background. The theme of this one is traveling, so each stage shows you a different type of building. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3762929268 Some of the cats require an additional step to find them, such as opening a box or a door; each one will earn you an achievement. There are 21 in total. At each stage, you will have to spot 100 cats. There are two areas to visit: the main building area and a beautiful painting where those cats are hiding. If you use a hint, it will indicate which area you need to look into. There is also a cat on a motorcycle whom you must help reach the ending by removing obstacles; there are five in total, and each will earn you an achievement. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3762929101 The soundtracks are nice; each stage has its own track, and they are fun and cute, fitting the game's theme. Once you finish playing a stage, you'll get a score of paws, three paws is the max, and it ind…

[b]Note:[/b] A totally awesome friend gifted me a copy of this game although I was offered a review copy via curator connect. ^^ [h1]Finding the kitties is relaxing and then some. XD[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] [i]Find Cats 3 旅行猫咪[/i] is a cozy, hidden object game developed and published by Happy Fish. It is the third game in the [i]Find Cats[/i] series. Even though I have the first two games in the series as well as the fourth game, I'm playing this one first since I was offered a review copy, and with these HOGs, it doesn't really matter which one to start. You're given a total of 5 levels, with each level having a secret one in the form of a canvas with a question mark. The objective is to find all the cats in both the usual and secret levels, and a few of them may be hidden. In addition, each level has a special cat on a bicycle, and you have to figure out how to help the cat reach the finish flag. The usual gameplay functions are present, such as zooming in and out of a scene (either scrolling the mouse wheel or clicking on the magnifying glass in the lower left corner of the screen will fulfill that function). A hint feature is present, too, and after using it, you h…

[b]My Playtime:[/b] 0.6h (100% achievement, finished the game) [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] No. [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (1 achievement, missable). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [i]Find Cats 3 旅行猫咪[/i] is a hidden cat game where you need to find 100 cats on the screen. It consists of 5 levels, totaling 500 cats to be found. [b]Pros:[/b] - 5 levels - Hint for those who are stuck [b]Cons:[/b] - No level reset - Using hints is discouraged - Some cats can be unrecognizable [b]Specs[/b] AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 16GB RAM, AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT [h1]Should you buy this game?[/h1] [i]For such a short game, the quality seems to be lacking compared to similar games of the same price.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [h3]The Game[/h3] [b]Gameplay[/b] [i]Find Cats 3 旅行猫咪[/i] is a hidden cat game where you need to find 500 cats spread across 5 levels. Each level consists of 100 cats that are spread between two screens. Due to the number of cats, most of them are hidden in plain sight—you'll spend the first few minutes busy clicking on the cats since they appear faster than your hand can react. The challenge begins after you have found most of the cats…

I found this to be a relaxing hidden cat game with an easy difficulty level, perfect for taking a break. If you get stuck, the hint helps you continue. There is also one achievement where you must find all the cats without using any hints, so I tried a second playthrough to get it. Overall, it is a simple and enjoyable game.

I thank the dev for giving me their game. Unlike Find Cats 2, this time you have to help Cool Cat, the protagonist, to ride his motorbike to the finish line by unblocking his road. There are two or more obstacles that you need to either click on them (i.e. the chicken bomber in level 1) or click on an animal or object (i.e. a dog hiding in the bushes to scare of Luffy in level 1). While doing so, we also have to find over 50 cats in the level and its sub-levels. The first stage has a painting with no artist nearby. Clicking on it, will get us to a maiden and her dragon. Find the cats hidden there too. Some are really well hidden. PROS: - Simple, fun and cartoony black and white worlds; - Hidden object (over 50 cats to find) with obstacles (free the biker's path); - Nice music; - Five levels with their own sub-levels; - The "?" button is the hint; - The "Magnifying glass" button is the zoom, but you can zoom in and out using mouse-wheel; - Easy to learn; - Easy to medium difficulty to obtain achievements. CONS: - Nothing. I recommend this game to anyone that loves cats, hidden objects and a bit of a challenge.

5/10. Occasionally this is a standout hidden cat game. Some of the ways the cats are hidden are really fantastic, making clever use of similar shapes that are not cats to obscure the actual cat so well that you can be pointed right at the destination and still not see it. And then when you do it's just so obvious. This part of the game is eleven out of ten. Truly the best Hidden Cat game I've ever seen during those moments. Unfortunately, and you probably can see this coming, those fantastic moments are rare. I would say at least 75% of the cats fall more into the "I stuck a cat sticker on this art" kind of hidden. That is to say barely integrated at all, and certainly not in a clever way. And then 5% seemed to be hidden behind completely random things like maybe loose bricks, I can't even tell some of the time. There are other issues as well. While it acts like it supports touch screen interfaces and most things work fine, a few critical things such as the hidden behind random junk mechanic only works with a mouse. Boy that was painful to discover. There are also some completely inscrutable bits like the cat on the motorcycle. What exactly does that denote? Is it just humorou…