IN THE BUILDING: HAMSTERS

The bad settings are why I can not recommend this game. -The game will always reset your settings every time you lunch the game. -You can not use the ESC button to get out of settings. You always need to manually click ''options'' to go back. -If you use your keyboard to move in the map, it will disable you mouse. You have to close & relaunch the game to get access to your mouse. -Regarding the game itself, their salvation was to put a ''hint help'' option, otherwise some ''hidden cats'' are just to hard to find. Ex: Click on the TV controller button, to turn on the TV so that a cat appears. Ex: Click on the shower drain to show cat trap inside the drain! Ex: Click on the kitchen faucet to show cat trap inside the kitchen faucet!

Why are we doing all this breaking and entering? Just leave the hamsters alone!

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IN THE BUILDING: HAMSTERS, developed by Laush Dmitriy Sergeevich and published by Laush Studio, is a charming hidden-object game that embraces simplicity and coziness as its defining qualities. It invites players into a series of apartments where dozens upon dozens of tiny hamsters are hiding in the most unlikely places. The premise sounds simple enough—find the hamsters scattered around various rooms—but the way the game executes that concept creates an experience that is surprisingly relaxing, occasionally tricky, and consistently delightful. It’s not a game that overwhelms with story or mechanics; instead, it focuses entirely on the joy of discovery and the quiet satisfaction of noticing what others might overlook. The structure of the game is straightforward. There are five apartment buildings to explore, each filled with multiple rooms, and together they contain a total of 265 hidden hamsters waiting to be found. Each apartment has its own layout and character, though all share the same lived-in, slightly cluttered aesthetic. Your task is to methodically examine every corner, from the tops of wardrobes to the undersides of beds, from bathroom tiles to kitchen shelves. Hamster…

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Same as "In The Building: Cats" but with hamsters.