

Find Us Cats
Aaron Ware (skeletron_art) · 2026 · Exploration, Hidden Object, Cats, Tutorial, Design & Illustration
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About Find Us Cats
Find Us Cats 😸 is a new hidden object game starring our favorite feline friends! Find dozens of cats in each level and aim for a high score in the Planetarium and San Francisco. Don't forget to try out the Painting mode! 🖌️🎨
Features:
- 🎶Enjoy listening to our Original Soundtrack (OST) as you play, which was custom-made for Find Us Cats by MichiVGC!
- Special cats are lurking throughout, but only for those brave enough to scour the environment thoroughly
- 🖌️Painting mode is available with both levels for double the fun; there is a wide variety of supported tools for Painting, plus you can export your creations, and proudly display your work. 🎨👩🎨
Level 1: The Planetarium
- Explore the universe and the building, too, if you have time!
- 25+ cats are hidden within the Planetarium
Level 2: San Francisco
- See the sights within the bustling city of San Francisco
- Find 25+ cats hidden all around SF
Find Us Cats is releasing this July in 2026! Wishlist to be notified when we launch. 😻
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[H1]Refund speedrun 101[/H1] I played for less than 15 minutes before deciding this was a refund for me. Even at around 3$ CAD on sale, I expected more than something that barely lasts a coffee break, especially when the quality falls behind so many other HOGs. There are a few nice ideas, though. The hint system uses a little cat to show pictures of the remaining cats' surroundings, the point-and-click controls are instinctive, the zoom is good, the visuals are cute, and the options menu is surprisingly complete with multiple sound sliders, resolution and monitor selection, brightness, fullscreen, and even a "run in the background" option. There's also a leaderboard, though honestly I wish I could disable it. The biggest problem is simply the lack of content. There are only 2 levels, the Planetarium and San Francisco, with around 50 cats total. I spent barely 5 minutes actively playing, and most of the recorded playtime came from leaving the game running in the background. That's simply not enough to justify the asking price. The presentation doesn't help either. The images are so low resolution that everything looks grainy, even fully zoomed out. In the Planetarium stage, the s…35 found this helpful
Does this game need more polish? Yes. More content? Yes. Still, I liked playing it and didn't find the price in any way extremely steep. The drawing feature is a nice addition, albeit probably for younger audience. Perhaps some features of it could make it into the finding portion, for example coloring the cats you find. Music is pretty nice to listen to. I hope the developers don't abandon this game and don't get discouraged. This could be a basis for a good small cute game with more content and a bit less jank (for example more resolution would be nice).
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