Hidden Office

猫ゲーほいほいしてる人間ですが今回ギブアップです 純粋に猫探しゲームを求めている人にはお勧めしません まず設定がなくフルスクリーンのみ、音量調節なしのミュージックオンオフのみ 基本は指定されたアイテムを探すゲームで猫探しがメインではない ステージ自体が100以上あるっぽいがローケーション自体は数種の繰り替えし ステージが変わると視認性悪くなったなかからアイテムを探さないといけなくなる どんなかんじで視認性が悪くなるかというと 同じ画像が３枚ずれた昔の飛び出すめがねで見るようなエフェクトがかかってたり 水揺れエフェクトが画面にずっとかかっててゆらぎすぎて見づらかったりクリックしにくかったり この先こういう画面酔いしそうなエフェクトでの水増しアイテム探しを100ステージ続けても面白いとおもえずこの2種を数ロケーションやってあきらめました クリアしないのは気持ち悪いのであとあとやるかもしれませんがほんとに画面が気持ち悪かったです

Enjoyable hidden object game with some fun twists in the alternate modes.

This is a simple hidden object game where you explore 12 levels, each with 9 levels of difficulty. The difficulty levels use the same level map but with added visual complications -- shadows of the hidden objects instead of their full picture; the room is filled with fog/unresolved and you can only see items in silhouette; the level is mirrored on both x and y axis, making it look a bit like a kaleidoscope, etc. Along the way, you find cats and this earns you a holographic cat sticker for your digital sticker book. Pros: I really wish I could get a set of the holographic kitty stickers for real life. They are pretty cute. At first you may think, hmm, polygon cats, not as cute as getting an artist to do something special. But the cats are adorable with their different poses and the shiny holographic nature of the sticker makes each one a little bit more of a delight. The game is easy and pleasant, but not actually too fast--since there are 9 difficulty stages, you get 108 plays. For such a simple game, the replayability is pretty high--the different settings for the difficulty stages make each one pretty unique, and objects can be found in different locations, so if you make sure to mix it up, you will not necessarily feel like you've already done this. I used the mouse for a controller and it was intuitive. Cons: Since you can only rotate and zoom in and out on the center, you run into a slight problem with searching the edges of larger levels. The waiting room level and the full office cubicle farm level especially suffered from this problem. I want to be able to zoom in to different parts of the set up to look for objects. This made the last level (the full office cubicle farm) extremely difficult, since so much of the material goes to the edge of the level map. Still, I was able to find the objects with a judicious application of zoom and rotation. The flashlight in the final difficulty setting is not particularly reliable--sometimes I had to mouse over different objects before it would seem to remember to shine on the rest of the desktop. But it was still better than the fog difficulty. The difficulty that is shadowy-level-filled-with-fog sucks. You are supposed to see the silhouette of the objects to recognize them, but take for example the level with stairs--there are walls on all sides. there's nothing for the objects to be silhouetted against. This is the only level I had to use a hint on because the flat stack of books was on the landing between the shelves and completely invisible. Considering the number and enjoyment I got from other levels, it's not a deal-breaker that this particular difficulty was not fun; still, there's room for improvement there. Other: more cats please! I would have loved to end up with more cat stickers.