Hidden Cat Outlaws

Ive played a lot and i mean A LOT of hidden object games and this is prolly one of my least favorites. All of the levels look kind of the same, the camera movement gave me a headache/made me nauseous, I dont totally love the art style. Its just very same-y and theres tons of better hidden object games. The "bosses" feel weird too and they are also all the same. The price is reasonable enough I suppose. Meh, id pass on this one.

This is an amazing search game. You get multiple levels to complete. You need to find all the cats, other items, collect keys and finish the boss to pass the levels and unlock all the achievements. The art style is really great and unique. All the cats are fully visible and not too easy to find. The music and sound effects are quite random and unique and not annoying. I recommend this game for all the search all lovers out there.

I love it, listen to the cats it like the MROW lol, and some like hiss, but all cute, and love the art, and music, find the keys and three things = it all fun. :D

It's fun

not great, buy on sale

There are 15 stages that all follow the same basic idea, since each one takes place in a Wild West town. The layouts of the buildings, along with some of the surrounding scenery and environmental details, are shuffled around enough that every stage still feels a little different. I also liked that the locations are not just static images. People walk around and smoke rises from fires, but these elements repeat across scenes. In every stage, which you can pan around and zoom in or out slightly, your goal is to find all the cats. The total number is displayed on screen. Most cats are simply lying around, while others are hidden inside locked buildings. These are marked with a lock, and to open them you first need to find and click on a key hidden somewhere in the stage. A stage can contain several locked buildings, and each one requires its own key. Once you open a building, you are taken to a small indoor scene where you need to find one or two additional cats to complete the stage. Because the keys are so small, I often found them harder to spot than the cats themselves. Indoor scenes repeat because there are the same buildings in every scene, such as a barn, store, bank, and so …