Kittenrock Cats - A Hidden Object Game

The music sounds a bit serious for this game. There is a lot of other sounds, you have doorbells that need to be rung, barrels tapped, cats meowing, dogs barking, humans talking (now if you're autistic, it sounds like small talk in real life blablabla) and many more sounds. Cats are hidden well. Colors soft on the eyes, not too hard to complete. And it's free! There are some extra achievements for clicking objects other than cats. Those make the sounds. So if you can't stand it, turn off the sound in the settings.

Better than many you pay for

A really cute and cozy hidden object game! The music was super relaxing and who can't love a hidden puzzle game that is cat themed! All of the interactables and dialog were nice touches and none of the achievements were too hard to get (which I love as an achievement hunter). It was also nice to be able to zoom in so I wasn't straining my eyes or neck to find everything. The concept of having hidden cats was cool and I loved that there was a counter at the top to show how many of each type of cat was left. This game is great when you want something short and relaxing to play. 10/10

Recommended! Exceedingly so! :D Play time at review represents how long it took for me to complete the game and get 100% achievements. Looking to fulfill my hidden cat itch started by all the Devcats games, I decided to try some free-to-play games. Boy am I happy that I found this gem! I wasn't initially sure that I would enjoy this art style, but its simplicity is quite charming and still cute! I loved the extra secrets and stories hidden throughout the scene. It's very likely I'll start playing through their other games soon!

Entertaining little hidden cat game. What stands out compared to other of the genre is that every cat has a little speech bubble and there are other items which you can find and interact with.. There's no hint system but it also doesn't need one as there're no cats hidden behind random pixels so no having to click every little leaf to find them. This one is free so you can just try it out. I'll be sure to get other games from this series.

This one's pretty good. Every cat has something to say, as well as every human and every sign, so if you're the speedrunning type you might have some frustration over the text boxes. But hey, it gives it personality, along with all of the related achievement names! Certain objects are interactive and key to completing the game due to some cats not revealing themselves unless the correct item is clicked. In terms of what's lacking, the game has no hint feature. So you're either on your own, or you may find yourself looking at a guide depending on how much patience you have. Honestly, it's understandable if you use a guide, because while there is a zoom function, it could probably do with zooming in just a little bit more. Not too big of a problem though. In the end, it's a pretty fun slow-paced hidden cat game, so if you're looking to relax instead of trying to get all the kitties in record time, this is one that's definitely worth picking up.