Ever Seen A Cat? 3

Still pretty much what you see is what you get. About half an hour of fun looking for funny looking cats.

Aunque el arte sea igual de encantador y no haya cambios en la cantidad de mapas, definitivamente hay un salto de calidad en la música y en la dificultad, pero sin alterar su jugabilidad ágil, el juego se siente como un buen avance en la saga y recomiendo jugar la trilogía a precio de descuento. Ojalá en el futuro haya planes para una cuarta entrega de esta serie, pero por lo pronto, Cat Seeker y Looking for Lokae parecen prometedores.

If you enjoyed playing the first two games in this series, you will enjoy this one. If you haven't played either the first or second, and are looking into all of these to see which one to play, I would pick this one. The music has been much improved in this game, with fewer annoying tracks that break you out of the setting and the search. The fact that I can say that there are 'settings' is a big improvement in this game that isn't seen in the others. While the art is just as good, instead of creating abstract worlds or isolated locations, this game focuses on fairy tales and nursery rhymes. Looking through the different scenes and stories while trying to find the hidden cats makes this game a lot more enjoyable and fun. With the right music it really pulls you in and gets you into a nice little trance-like state for a short time. The problem is that when I say a short time, I mean it. I believe I have less play time in this game than I do in the others. So this game is a bigger improvement over the first two, but seems to have less to it? I managed to get 100% achievements in under two hours. I would recommend the game, but only on a heavy sale. With the age of the game, it does go on sale at a heavy discount every so often. I would suggest getting it then if it interests you.