
Small Town Filled With Cats is a cozy hidden object game where every corner of a charming, hand-drawn town is hiding cats. Explore five whimsical illustrated scenes, spot playful animations, and uncover all the sneaky felines tucked away in this delightful small town. 🐾
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Welcome to Small Town Filled With Cats, a relaxing hidden object game packed with charm, curiosity, and lots of cats.
Wander through a quaint small town brought to life with hand-drawn illustrations and gentle animations. From cozy markets to lively town squares, each of the five unique scenes is filled with cleverly hidden cats waiting to be discovered. Some peek from unexpected places, others blend right into the scenery, you’ll need a sharp eye to find them all.
Designed for a calm and joyful experience, the game offers a cute, whimsical atmosphere perfect for unwinding. Whether you’re a cat lover, a fan of hidden object games, or just looking for something cozy and lighthearted, Small Town Filled With Cats invites you to slow down, explore, and enjoy the hunt, one cat at a time.
Hand-drawn illustrations
Dozens of cleverly hidden cats
Cute animations that bring scenes to life
Cozy, whimsical art style
Relaxing gameplay at your own pace
5 Levels
Unlimited Hints
Settings
Find every cat. Leave no whisker unseen. 🐱💛
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Serbian
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[H1]A relaxing search until the last cats are either behind interactive elements or have a flexible definition of a feline[/H1] Five levels, roughly 100 cats per level, and about 1h to track them all down. On paper, that sounds like a pleasant little hide-and-seek session, especially for the price. After my rough time with [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/4395960/Halloween_Filled_With_Cats/?curator_clanid=45639970]Halloween Filled With Cats[/url], I hoped this next title from Short of Genius would turn things around. Sadly, the extra content comes with a few frustrations that kept pulling me out of it. There is a decent structure here. The game offers good, quick gameplay sessions and a rechargeable hint system that highlights a small area instead of pointing directly at the answer. It’s also nice that hints don’t seem to block achievements, nor do the misclicks. A few simple QoL options are included too: fullscreen, sound sliders, and the ability to jump between levels freely. Nothing is locked, so if one scene annoys you, you can simply move on. The trouble starts once the search gets serious near the end. There’s no save system, which feels odd even for a short game. Several cats require interactions to appear, but those interactions aren’t always obvious and the hints don’t point to them either. That leads to a lot of random clicking just to discover the last hidden trigger somewhere. And then there’s the definition of “cat.” Each level hides several shapes that... well... don’t really resemble cats at all. Five or six per stage had me staring at the screen thinking, that counts? Combine that with vague achievements and those mystery interactions, and the experience quickly turns from relaxing to mildly aggravating. If your definition of a cat is extremely flexible, you might have a better time, but for me? This one scratched the wrong way. [quote]For more reviews like this one, please check out [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45639970-Ele%2527s-Little-Recommendation-Corner/][b]Ele's Little Recommendation Corner[/b][/url]![/quote]
A really adorable game, The Developers put a lots of thought into it, Recommend!
8/10 хорошенький, простенький поиск
I've probably played every Hidden Cats game available on Steam. There were a few highlights that I replayed multiple times. Most were mediocre. Unfortunately, there were also some bad games. Well, this game here (I've requested a refund) is one of the bad ones in my opinion. Not only is the music a short, repetitive piece, but the real problem are the cats. I only played through the first level, but even there, there are tons of these "cats" that could be anything but cats. A little pile of pixels that bears absolutely no resemblance to a cat simply isn't a cat! And it's no fun clicking around aimlessly in the hopes of finding something. Even at this price, I absolutely cannot recommend it.
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