Cats in Pixels by Louisselle

感谢果老师送的精品小游戏！自信点开大力挠头，然后戴上了我的老花眼镜。 我已力竭我已沉默我已投降我已绝望我已崩溃我已无助我已求佛我已倒下我已上吊我已归隐田园我已贤者时刻我已无力招架我已求天求地求爹娘我已三十六计走为上计我已装疯卖傻一问三不知。 缩小是精美像素点放大是方块像素点，到最后已是 “这咋就不是猫了”

说来好笑，过年的时候翻看steam商店，一眼看见Cats in Pixels by Louisselle，嚷着要shader买来当新年礼物。半分钟后看见入了库，吃灰到现在才玩。谢谢shader。 Cats in Pixels by Louisselle，是好评但不推荐。一般来说，不推荐的游戏我不会写评测（也有太想推荐而没想好怎么写评测的情况 lol），但对这款游戏有些复杂感受，觉得有说明的必要。读了几个红评，我也挺认同，但恳请创作者不要怀疑自己。 第一次玩像素风寻物，一开始什么也找不到，在一个熟悉的游戏类型中受到掣肘是一份惊喜。逐渐适应美术风格，看到越来越多的猫猫，惊喜变成一种解密达成的快乐。就像是一个认识许久却没怎么聊过的朋友，忽然有一天看见了彼此，忽然发现有相似的爱好与经历，忽然发现原来你也曾到达过某处，有过美好或遗憾，哼过同样的歌，看过同样的景，有着同样的灵魂底色。 好评的一部分来自音乐和美术以及像素风的点子。我必须强调，作为寻物游戏，像素风是个很好的方向，尤其这款游戏的美术好得没话说。事实上本游戏的绝大多数部分我都相当喜欢，唯有小部分的游戏性让我无法推荐它。 谈论一个隐藏物体游戏的游戏性未免显得吹毛求疵，但一个类型游戏之所以能够成就它在该类型中的位置，需要回归到类型的作用或者表现上。我相当欣赏创作组的创新和尝试，这肯定是类型游戏寻获突破的路径（不仅是类型上的突破，更是边界上的突破），比起保守且一成不变的同类型游戏，我一定一定更喜欢Cats in Pixels by Louisselle，这是我给好评的最重要原因。 隐藏物体，原本这个类型是放松和冥想式的，对于每个玩家来说还有个人感受，它对我是怀旧、熟悉和疗愈的。在专注中放松，在放松中专注，二者融为一体的禅意，是这个类型的魅力。但是，寻物却寻不到物，就破坏了这份禅意。游戏中绝大多数的猫咪是肉眼可见的，可是每张图都有那么几只一定要用到提示功能，如下图所示，我即便开了提示（一般在发出meow的地方），我也看不见猫咪，这就是我说的破坏了游戏性的部分。像是游戏本身开了外挂一样，给我带来一种不公平感。如果制作者想要提高游戏的难度，我能理解，但是完全没有解法的无意义难度破坏了游戏趣味，并且导向了一个很奇怪的方向，既然看不见的地方有猫咪，那是不是整张图的每个像素点都有可能是猫咪呢？基于此，游戏中强行要完成一张图后才能解锁下一张的设计就比较头疼了。 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3739790721 最后，如果你喜欢隐藏物体类游戏且喜欢像素风，这款游戏还是很值得尝新，像素风寻物真的很特别，还有音乐和画面的加持，开在那一边等待提示的cd一边放空也是不错的体验。

[h1]MOST OF THE CATS ARE SIMPLY UNRECOGNIZABLE[/h1] I love a great challenge in my cat-clicking adventures, but I hate using hints, and there's no way anyone can find some of these cats without using multiple hints ...or spamming the heck out of the scene.   Some of the cats are easy to spot because they are full-sized cats, while others are just cat heads ...and then there's the very obscure pixelated cats that are just 2 ears poking out from behind something.    In the first scene, I literally had to start spamming dark windows, etc., because zooming in just makes the pixels bigger, and it became impossible to find cats any other way ...what's the fun in that?   I ended up having to use 8-10 Hints (and had to wait 60 seconds for it to recharge) on all 4 levels just to complete the game. When the hint pointed me to a missed cat, I literally stared at most of them because they certainly didn't look like a cat ...definitely not a game worthy of $3.99!   [url=http://ugc.bigfishgames.com/profiles/8524-en_us/67741940/profile.htm] See my reviews for Big Fish Games -Pennmom36 -Top Reviewer- HERE[/url] [quote][quote][h1]MY REVIEWS[/h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44227659/]Click HERE for more Reviews by Pennmom36 on Steam[/url] [url=https://legacygames.com/?s=pennmom+reviews]Click HERE for more Reviews by Pennmom36 on Legacy Games[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thewoodsforum]Click HERE to check out our Steam Group[/url][/quote][/quote] [quote][quote][h1]JOIN OUR FORUM[/h1] [url=https://thewoodsforum.boards.net/]Click HERE to check out The Woods Forum[/url][/quote][/quote]

Hate to have to give it thumbs down, because the art is lovely, but as a seek-and-find it's just not great to play. About a third of the cats are just so subtle you'll likely never find them without hints, and some I swear were actually invisible, as in even with the hint pointing where they're supposed to be there's just literally nothing there. Couldn't complete a single scene without at least a half-dozen hints, which was a real bummer.

This is a cute pixelated hidden cat finder game. I will say that some of the cats are REALLY hard to see. Boy they are hidden good! It can be a matter of like one rgb shade off so its pretty close! Definitely a good challenge while watching a show or something. There's only 6 maps but they are good!

I read the negative reviews but bought the game anyway (on discount), because I really liked the pixel artwork. The negative reviews are accurate, but the game is fun and playable as long as you know what you're getting yourself into. As alluded to in the name of the game, some of the cats are [i]highly pixelated[/i], so you'll have to zoom in and do a bit of pixel hunting. It is challenging but it makes it all the more satisfying when you're able to spot it. And when I've given up, I zoom out and enjoy the artwork while waiting one minute for the hint button to cool down. Here are some examples that made people unhappy. If you can spot the cat in these images, you might enjoy this game. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3763413036 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3763413695

The art is super lovely but I have to admit it's not very good as a hidden cat game. A lot of negative reviews say the same thing but don't really explain in detail so I'm going to try and express my own opinion. Overall, Cats in Pixels doesn't have a strong ruleset for what a "hidden cat" can look like, sometimes its a very obvious full-body, shaded cat or just the ears sticking out behind things, that makes sense. However, eventually you get into tiny minimalist cats, some only 7 pixels tall, that are intentionally coloured to look like part of the pixel art itself. As a design language, it's extremely frustrating for the player not knowing if your final cats are one or the other. Emotionally, I like playing hidden cat games to feel like I'm finding cute mischievous kitties, ones that feel unique and clearly defined. So, when the level inevitably becomes pixel hunting for these featureless, cat-shaped pixel blobs copy and pasted with a small value shift so it's barely different from the colour behind it, the game loses it's feeling of enjoyment and whimsy. Additionally, it's not very accessible. If your screen settings are a little different in any way you probably won't be able to find many of the cats that are hidden via the small value-shift method. When I eventually decided to click on the hint button to find those last 1 or 2 cats, I was hoping the game would point out an area that you can look in to help narrow down your search, instead it starts aggressively popping up "meow" icons directly over the cat, telling you exactly where it is rather than giving you the chance to feel any sort of accomplishment in finding it. I truly love the art a lot, I'd support the artist in a heartbeat, but I think in terms of the game itself I found it to be frustrating in a bad way.

画风很美丽这没的说，但是作者是否考虑到为什么大部分人喜欢玩找猫的游戏？ 因为它本应该是放松的游戏，是放空大脑的游戏，但这个游戏的设定因为是像素的，所以猫猫边界模糊，很小的像素点你说是猫猫就是，但有些看着也很像猫猫为什么不判定为是呢？ 总结起来就是目标物和背景差别太小，导致寻找难度很大，你很难分清那到底是不是你要找的目标， 游戏丧失了乐趣，没有快乐的体验感，就算提示回复速度很快且没有限制，仍然削弱了90% 的乐趣。不推荐，不解压，除了画风没有特别出彩的部分。

I think the general look and feel of the game is cute, but you won't finish it without using the hint button. Some spots that had cats, looked more like a random pixel blob than an actual cat.

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