Hidden Cats in Tokyo

As a fan of the rest of the Hidden Cats series, I enjoyed this one because of the increased difficulty and complexity of the levels and hidden cats/monster cats/special cats as well as the addition of cat items. I didn't care much for the story/cut scenes, but I did appreciate that I could skip these and revisit them via the main menu later should I choose to do so. I also didn't care much for the 'boss fight' mini games, as my main focus with these games is the hidden objects / point and find aspect, but I can appreciate the studio trying something different than the other games in their collection. I must commend the team for a game that was simply bursting with content and levels - Every time I would complete a level I truly thought it was the final one, then would be surprised when another one was available. I also really enjoyed the updated/detailed/improved menu and navigation to see at a glance what had or had not been completed for each level. I also really appreciate the cat cards, monster cards and other cards being accessible through the menus to look at again as well - especially with the 'real friend' detail with IRL cats. While I expected the art style to be different from the others from the same studio based on the Steam images, key art and other aspects of the game, I did feel it was a bit too different from the rest of the series that I have become quite familiar with (I understand why these art changes were made for this title, but I would have preferred the art style still match the other Hidden Cats games in the collection). I found the Ancient City/Village completely different art style quite jarring, but again, I understand why this level was presented this way - it was just very very different from the rest of the game. A general 'nice to have' note I would like to suggest is an accessibility feature to speed up or slow down the moving objects / animations as some of the cats / monsters / characters were quite difficult to select if they were moving too quickly, and having to wait a bit for the animation to cycle around to the same spot again was quite annoying and repetitive.

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Hidden cats in Tokyo is a story driven cats game. This is more challenging then the other cats games. Features finding people and new items across levels. Also there is monster cats to find. Takes around 5-7 hours to finish the game. i would recommend this. 9 paws out of 10

Unlike the other Hidden Cats games, this one has a plot and even more levels, with cut scenes and plenty of game play.

This is such a fun and cute little hidden objects game. I love the cats and the scenes drawn. Recommended if you like joy <3