
Do you think you have good attention to detail? 12 cameras, 100 hidden cats and one shift to find them all.
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STATUSBLOCK[SECURITY SYSTEM ACTIVE]
Cameras: 12 Shift: Night

MAIN TEXTNight shift in the casino security room.
The guests are gone.
The lights are dim.
Only the cameras are left… and you.
But something feels off.
Cats are hidden all across the casino.

LOG/TERMINAL///
> Anomalies detected
> Unidentified objects on cameras
> Manual inspection required
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ACTIONS:///
> Switch cameras
/
> Scan the scene
/
> Detect targets
/
> Confirm findings
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MAIN TEXTCheck every detail.
Click on every cat you find.
At first, it seems easy.
But then you start coming back
to the same places.
Again.
And again.

IMPORTANTThe last cats are always hiding
where you've already looked.

BIG NUMDERS/HUB 100 CATS 12 CAMERAS 01 SHIFT

FEATURES///
> 100 hidden cats
/
> 12 surveillance cameras
/
> 100 achievements
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> Time limit
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> Secrets and oddities
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> Increasing difficulty
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ATMOSPHERESome cameras behave... differently.
...
You are watching the cameras.
But sometimes it feels like
they are watching you.

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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Turkish, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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Ciekawie oprawione szukanie "kotków"
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Find Cats in the Casino is a hidden object game developed by MeowSignal and published by LvL 13 that gives a familiar genre an imaginative twist. Instead of wandering through colorful scenes in search of cleverly concealed felines, players take on the role of a nighttime security guard monitoring a casino through a network of surveillance cameras. From the security office, every room, hallway, and gaming floor becomes a puzzle waiting to be examined as you attempt to locate all 100 hidden cats before your shift comes to an end. The unusual viewpoint immediately gives the game a distinct personality, combining the relaxing appeal of hidden object gameplay with the quiet tension of watching multiple security feeds. The casino setting is one of the game's strongest qualities. Spread across twelve surveillance cameras, each location is packed with decorative details that make every search rewarding. Slot machines, gaming tables, lounges, corridors, and service areas are filled with objects that naturally blend the cats into their surroundings. Rather than relying on random placement, the hidden cats are integrated into the environments in creative ways that encourage careful observation instead of frantic clicking. As more cats are found, the remaining ones become increasingly difficult to spot, providing a satisfying sense of progression that rewards patience and sharp attention to detail. Although the gameplay mechanics remain simple, the presentation introduces several elements that keep the experience engaging throughout its relatively compact runtime. The night shift atmosphere is enhanced by dim lighting, subtle environmental storytelling, and occasional unexpected occurrences that make players question what they are seeing on the monitors. Hidden secrets scattered throughout the cameras encourage players to investigate beyond the obvious objective, while the time limit adds just enough urgency to maintain focus without becoming overwhelming. The result is a game that balances relaxation with a constant feeling that something unusual may be unfolding somewhere inside the casino. Visually, the game embraces a hand-drawn style inspired by classic noir aesthetics and late-night casino culture. The environments are detailed without becoming cluttered, making every camera enjoyable to study while still presenting a genuine challenge. Lighting plays a particularly important role, creating shadows and contrasts that both enhance the atmosphere and cleverly disguise many of the hidden cats. The artistic direction succeeds in making the casino feel alive despite being viewed entirely through security cameras, giving each location its own personality and visual identity. Sound design also contributes to the game's unique mood. Instead of relying on loud effects or constant music, the audio complements the quiet isolation of the security office. The subdued presentation allows players to immerse themselves in the slow, methodical process of searching every screen while reinforcing the slight sense of unease hinted at throughout the experience. Rather than turning into a horror game, it simply maintains enough mystery to keep players curious about what might appear on the next camera feed. Accessibility is another welcome aspect of Find Cats in the Casino. Its straightforward controls make it easy for newcomers to enjoy, while achievement hunters and completionists will appreciate the incentive to uncover every hidden cat and secret. The lightweight system requirements and Steam Deck compatibility further expand its accessibility, making it an excellent choice for both short gaming sessions and longer periods of careful exploration. The developers also note that artificial intelligence was used in processing certain visual assets, though the overall presentation remains cohesive and consistent with the game's artistic vision. Find Cats in the Casino stands out by taking a well-established hidden object formula and placing it within a creative surveillance-themed framework that feels fresh from beginning to end. Its combination of detailed environments, satisfying puzzles, atmospheric presentation, and subtle suspense elevates what could have been a straightforward search game into a memorable experience with its own identity. While players seeking fast-paced action may find its deliberate pace too slow, fans of hidden object games, environmental puzzles, and relaxing gameplay with a touch of mystery will find plenty to appreciate. MeowSignal and LvL 13 have delivered a charming and distinctive title that demonstrates how thoughtful design can breathe new life into a familiar genre. Rating: 8/10
Прикольные дополнения к обычному поиску котов (казино и пасхалки). В других подобных играх такого не видел.
Muffin panic!!!v
классная игра на 15 минут все нарисовано простым карандашом, в нуарном стиле ненавязчиво играет пианинко но не подойдет для людей с плохим зрением ибо фотки котов очень маленькие
Meow Meow Meow
The game has a surprisingly good atmosphere for such a simple idea. Sitting alone in a casino security room, switching through black and white cameras and searching for strange cat images feels both cozy and slightly unsettling. The search itself starts easily, but the final cats require much more attention. I spent more time looking for my last few cats than I want to admit. The small secrets and interactive objects were also a nice addition. Recommended if you enjoy hidden object games and achievement hunting.
Isso é legal
The concept and aesthetic are sort of unique for a hidden objects game-- You check different fuzzy cameras to find pictures of cats littered in an old era Vegas inspired casino, cool! Unfortunately, the art is soulless AI, which is my fault for not noticing when I bought this game, but quickly realized when I started playing and actually had to LOOK at the art. That aside, the "hidden cats" are the same out of place, pixelated image on what looks like what was meant to be a piece of paper scattered throughout each level. There are a few random gimmick levels thrown in that do not affect the game's completion. There's also a useless 30 minute timer that adds nothing to the game. No idea what happens if you don't complete the levels before the timer ends, but I'm certain the only people who let it run out did it intentionally to see what would happen?? Do not pay full price for this slop. It's not worth the dollar it costs in the store and the fact that it's not a free game is a mystery.
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