IN THE BUILDING: CATS

I'm just glad all these cats are in someone else's house and not mine!

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This is a simple and satisfying hidden object game where you search for, well, a lot of cats! 😸 As a matter of fact, it's pretty much the same as [i]A Building Full of Cats[/i], though with a slightly less polished art style. I suppose that might make it a bit harder to tell what is a cat and what isn't, but honestly, I still enjoyed it all the same. It's a quick game where you can freely jump between houses (levels) in any order and come back whenever you want to finish the search. The truly hidden cats are the funniest to find, and might require specific interactions with the scenario.

IN THE BUILDING: CATS, developed by Laush Dmitriy Sergeevich and published by Laush Studio, is a casual hidden-object game centered entirely around the universal appeal of cats. The premise is simple and immediately understandable: the player is placed inside a series of five different apartment buildings, each containing numerous rooms filled with clutter, furniture, and cozy domestic details. Hidden within these environments are 250 cats scattered across every conceivable surface, from kitchen counters to bookshelves, under beds, or even inside bathtubs. The objective is as straightforward as it is charming—find every cat. The game offers hints for when a feline proves too elusive, but most of the experience revolves around careful observation, clicking, and the slow satisfaction of uncovering each hidden animal. It is an uncomplicated concept, but one that aims to create a sense of relaxation and quiet accomplishment rather than challenge or tension. Visually, the game embraces a modest but clean aesthetic. The environments are rendered in a simple, cartoon-like style with muted colors and uncluttered geometry that make searching less frustrating than in more ornate hidden-obje…

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Good hidden cat game!