Find Matt's Cats

I've had a wicked Hidden Object game fever awakened in me as of late, and I suppose I'm not the only one. A solo dev known for JRPGs decides to drop the ultimate hidden object game on all of us? Well, I couldn't be more pleasantly surprised. As someone who has played a lot of Hidden Object games, I really appreciate the variety that Matt's Hidden Cats offers within such a restrictive game type. Levels are detailed, layered, and interactive. You aren't staring at a picture book, but instead diving into dynamic settings that feel lived in. Levels will often have soft gimmicks to them, and that goes a long way towards preventing things from getting boring. It's hard to review Hidden Object games because they're so fundamentally simple. I can wind up repeating myself, so let's make it simple. If you're looking in get into this little subgenre of casual games, then this is a great place to do so. There's a ton of content, so you'll get your money's worth for sure.

It's just awesome. I am (apparently) a beta tester, but i don't feel like one. i like the chunkie bebes and poof all the kitties!!!

Cute designs, relaxing soundtrack, good accessibility in increasing hints and having the cursor pulse, though I would have rather had it pulse more often than just the last 3 gems / keys -- it's less of an answer than the rightmost hint (exact arrow) but more than the leftmost (vague "check the top half").

Good, clean simple fun

It is a super wonderful enjoyable game . The characters are cute both drawings and voices. There are so many chapters that i can play a long time. I can't wait for next ones.

I love this game and I love all games made by Matt Roszak. Can't wait for EBF6.