
Mewseum: Film Festival is a puzzle game featuring famous movie posters in a charming feline universe. Get the museum ready for the big gala night in a relaxing and fun experience! Lights, camera... meow!
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 8 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
This time, the cats have taken over the cinema! Mewseum: Film Festival is a relaxing pixel art puzzle game set in a charming feline universe.
Pick a featured movie, solve each grid, and gradually reveal the hidden poster. With every artwork completed, the museum fills with charm and sparkle!
Complete each grid by drawing rectangles or squares following two simple rules:
Each section you draw must contain exactly one number.
The number indicates the exact size of the section you need to draw.
Discover 6 famous movies reimagined in the feline universe, with hundreds of puzzles to solve. Each grid offers quick sessions perfect for a casual break, or long hours of relaxing gameplay.
Puzzles come in different levels of difficulty depending on the grid size. If you need help, you can use hints or undo moves at any time. Relax to a cozy jazz soundtrack while discovering amazing pixel art masterpieces!
Add it to your wishlist now and get ready for the film festival!
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Logic puzzler with a cat theme. Fill in spaces designated by the numbers in the blocks. Solid options panel, smooth game play, and cozy jazz music. If you like link-a-pix, this might be up your alley. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44794089-Cat-Features/?appid=3985760]Cat Features[/url]
Love this series! I appreciated that they adjusted from the first game to have the puzzle be grey scale as you are working on it. In the first game when a section would have 2 colours in it, it really threw me off. The cat art is so fun and well done. It's satisfying to see the completed art after completing the puzzles. I'm looking forward to the next game (I hope) in this series!
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish - Latin America
Hours played at review time, across 32 reviews with recorded playtime.
[h1]🐾 Purr-fect relaxation for film and cat lovers![/h1] [b]Experience & Atmosphere:[/b] I recently finished Mewseum: Film Festival and was pleasantly surprised after nearly 6.7 hours of playtime. If you're looking for relaxation and have a soft spot for cats, you'll definitely get your money's worth. It is a truly successful second installment in the series, and I'm already looking forward to the release of the next part. [b]Gameplay for Puzzle Fans:[/b] A must-have for Shikaku fans! Since the gameplay is based on logically dividing the grid into rectangles and squares, this digital implementation hits the nail on the head. It is the perfect version of the Nikoli classic. You work your way through the levels step by step to unlock beautifully designed movie posters in pixel-art style—all with a fluffy, feline twist, of course. [b]Scope & Feel-Good Factor:[/b] I especially enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. There is no time pressure, making it easy to just switch off. While the playtime of just under 7 hours was very entertaining, I personally wouldn't have minded if it had been a bit longer. [b]Performance & Features:[/b] Thanks to practical features like the helpful hint function, the title is extremely accessible and the difficulty level remains pleasantly simple. This makes it the perfect game to relax without any frustration. Great work was done here: the game runs perfectly smooth and bug-free, and all Steam achievements unlock without any issues. [h3]Verdict:[/h3] Overall, it’s an absolute feel-good title. If you like cats and puzzle games, you can't go wrong here! I give the game a [b]solid 7 out of 10[/b]. A total recommendation for all puzzle fans! [quote] [b]P.S.:[/b] If anyone knows of other good Shikaku games, please let me know! [/quote]
Great game! I already played the previous Mewseum and this sequel is just as enjoyable, so I definitely recommend it. Relaxing gameplay and soundtrack, plus creative puzzles! I really like this type of number/logic puzzle, and the movie theme is a great idea. It's fun trying to recognize the films while solving them. Curious to see which movies will appear next!
Great game to pass the time. Beautiful visuals, pleasant music, gameplay that occasionally challenges you. For many hours of tranquility. I loved the first game, this one follows the winning formula.
《Mewseum:Film Festival》作为一款扫雷式的解密收集游戏,难度甚至没有扫雷大,更偏向于我之前玩的一款游戏《Ursid》,就是花时间收集拼图补全海报。 时候有空来两把,或者睡前来几把,我刚上手玩了半小时就昏昏欲睡,睡了个好觉。在精力最充沛的时候不推荐。游戏难度很简单,就是连方块,数字几就有几个方块,如果解不出来,游戏左侧还有提示来降低难度,无限使用没有CD。 游戏宣传的是各种著名电影海报,可惜我对此并不涉猎,看不出游戏有的各种海报出处,要是电影爱好者可能会更偏好这类。 一两分钟解一部分的速度,悠闲地锻炼大脑,打发多余的时间,难度低,量大管饱,如果其中有你喜欢的部分,那你不妨尝试一下这款游戏。 [code] No Responsibility Review,只根据个人喜好进行评测:[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36266776-NRR233] 无责任评测[/url][/code]
A good flow state game, with intuitive controls, good for knocking out one or two areas and taking a break and coming back to it.
I do recommend this and the previous game, Mewseum: Masterpieces. But this comes with both a caveat and criticism first. The caveat is that this game is Shikaku -- it's easy to find Shikaku to play for free online. I really hope the devs weren't dishonestly hoping to convince people they came up with this game. As such you don't need to go to either Mewseum game to get this itch scratched. Let's get the criticism out of the way: let me express my intense disappointment at the complete lack of "nya" in any of the movie title puns. It's BEGGING to be there. The Nyavengers, Mission Nyanpossible and so on, it just fits so easily. Not every space has to be weeb colonized, but this is a Japanese puzzle game to begin with. So let's give Japanese cats their due. Might I suggest a Nyakira poster as a compromise? Okay. All of that out of the way, I think both Mewseum games are worth playing and the most worthwhile way to experience Shikaku I'd seen. The music in both games are soothing, the interface and visuals and just everything about the UI feels good. It's the gaming equivalent of enjoying a nice cup of cafe au lait. Shikaku is also a very very satisfying and under-loved game -- it's the lesser known sister of Sudoku by the same creators but is less about counting numbers and more about drawing squares and rectangles. It hits the part of your brain that gets satisfaction from Tetris or word searches. Both Mewseum games gives you hundreds of Shikaku puzzles to play and the presentation is impeccable. You'll get your money's worth in time/quantity as well as in puzzle solving stress relief hormones. (I was adjusting to a move across the country when I played Masterpieces and it came in clutch during that time)
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it's short, simple, easy.
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