
I paid artists to hide cats and wool in 15 pieces of artwork. Can you find them all? Warning: Relaxing.
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· 记录:-70%折扣5.40元,25/05/04入。 · 一共15个关卡,有时间显示但是没有时间限制,纯休闲小游戏! · 和同系列其他游戏一样,提示是键盘‘H’键。 · 相比‘蜜蜂’系列而言,‘猫咪’画风好了很多! · 另外,还是这个同样的无限制可留白的背景移动缩小有点逼死强迫症!!!——25/05/04
Look, you know the drill for these games.......hidden cats and other related objects scattered on a variety of "levels" created by different artists, enlivened by some of the most repetitive public domain/low-cost music on the planet. This iteration certainly doesn't break any molds, but at less than an hour it also doesn't waste too much of your time, and the price is certainly right for the amount of entertainment. Recommended, but know that it won't change your life and it certainly isn't innovative (nor does it have to be if it succeeds in being an entertaining and enjoyable way to spend an hour).
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This is a search game where you need to find all the cats and yarn to complete the levels. Each level gives an achievement once completed. Really nice game to play. Takes about 60 minutes to complete and unlock all the achievements.
I Commissioned Some Cats is a delightful hidden-object game that embraces simplicity and transforms it into a surprisingly addictive experience. Developed by Follow the fun and published by I commissioned some series, the game invites players into a collection of charming fantasy-themed illustrations where the objective is straightforward: find hundreds of cleverly concealed cats and balls of yarn. While the premise may sound modest, the execution demonstrates a strong understanding of what makes hidden-object games enjoyable, offering a relaxing journey that rewards patience, curiosity, and attention to detail. The game's greatest asset is its artwork. Across fifteen beautifully illustrated locations, players are presented with vibrant scenes packed with whimsical details and imaginative designs. Every environment feels alive with personality, and the artists have done an excellent job integrating the hidden cats naturally into the backgrounds. Some felines are easy to spot, while others blend seamlessly into structures, decorations, and environmental elements, creating satisfying moments of discovery. The fantasy-inspired settings provide enough variety to keep the search engaging from beginning to end, ensuring that each stage feels distinct rather than repetitive. Gameplay revolves around locating more than 1,500 hidden objects, including over 750 cats and an equal number of balls of wool. Despite the large number of collectibles, the experience remains approachable thanks to thoughtful quality-of-life features. Unlimited hints prevent frustration, allowing players to enjoy the search without becoming stuck for long periods. The ability to freely choose any stage from the start also gives players flexibility, making the game feel welcoming rather than restrictive. Whether someone wants to complete levels sequentially or jump between favorite illustrations, the game supports both approaches comfortably. The audio presentation contributes significantly to the relaxing atmosphere. Each scene is accompanied by its own musical track, helping establish a unique mood while encouraging players to take their time exploring every corner of the artwork. Combined with the colorful visuals, the soundtrack creates a cozy environment that feels ideal for unwinding after a busy day. Rather than generating tension or urgency, the game focuses on comfort and immersion, making it particularly appealing to players who enjoy casual and stress-free gaming experiences. Replayability is another pleasant surprise. After completing an illustration, players can restore selected hidden items and search for them again, extending the value of the content beyond a single playthrough. Additional features such as multiple save slots, timers, and progress management options provide extra incentives for completionists who enjoy optimizing their results or revisiting favorite levels. These additions may seem minor on paper, but they contribute to a more polished and player-friendly package. The game's challenge level strikes a healthy balance. It remains accessible enough for newcomers while still providing enough visual puzzles to satisfy experienced hidden-object fans. Some of the later discoveries require careful observation, especially when cats are cleverly integrated into crowded environments. Fortunately, the design never feels unfair, and the generous hint system ensures that the experience remains relaxing rather than frustrating. Its primary limitation is that it remains focused almost entirely on its central mechanic. Players searching for narrative depth, progression systems, or significant gameplay variety may find the experience somewhat limited. However, the game never pretends to be anything other than a cozy hidden-object adventure. By concentrating on strong artwork, intuitive design, and a satisfying search-and-find loop, it delivers exactly what its target audience expects. Overall, I Commissioned Some Cats is a charming and polished hidden-object game that excels through its artistic presentation, relaxing atmosphere, and abundance of collectibles. The combination of detailed illustrations, accessible mechanics, replay-friendly features, and soothing music makes it easy to recommend to fans of casual puzzle games. It may not reinvent the genre, but it confidently delivers a pleasant and rewarding experience that celebrates the simple joy of discovering one more hidden cat. Rating: 8/10
I Commissioned Some Cats is a super cute hidden object game where you search for cats across 15 illustrations. Each scene has its own theme and the music shifts to match the vibe. The different art styles keep things fun although zooming in does make some artwork a bit blurry and clicking cats sometimes moves the image. Still it’s cozy and a great little game to relax with.
Clicked some quality cats, clicked some yarn as well. The clicking felt good, on account of the cats meowing and purring. I'm worried about what happened to the cats exactly though. Would recommend if you like cats. Or yarn maybe.
I enjoyed this hidden picture game. It is not one that can be done in a couple of minutes. Very enjoyable.
Bought this game some time ago for my wife who became hooked on this series...now have up to Cats 5 and still going...!
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