
Find 200 cats hidden around a festive holiday village and a winter wonderland in this FREE hand-drawn hidden object game by Travellin Cats - the original viral hidden cat game creator! Can you find them all?
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About
Travellin Cats in Jingle Jam (formerly Cats Hidden in Jingle Jam) is a free hidden object game made for the charity event Jingle Jam collaboration with The Yogscast.
🎨 The game features custom artwork created specially by Nina-Serena and given away entirely free for everyone to enjoy!
🐱 200 cats are waiting to be discovered in two custom hand-drawn backgrounds. Relax thanks to a chill soundtrack.
🐈 Found a cat? Click on it!
🎁 Please consider donating to the Jingle Jam this year — you will be supporting a range of great charities worldwide!
🐾 2 Level
😺 200 cats
❔ Easter Eggs
💡 Hint System
🌙 Night Mode
☀️ Adjustable Brightness
⏰ Timer mode with leaderboard
🎨 Adjustable background & cats color
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English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal +5 more
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Themes across 101 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
easy cat game
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Fun little free game. The second level is a lot harder and shows what direction the art style takes. I saw a review for Hidden Cats Around the World 2 that criticised it for some of the cats barely being cat shaped and I can certainly see why after this. I have mixed feelings on it because on one hand the cats do barely feel like cats and are really damn hard to spot, but on the other I kind of like the extra challenge and it's not like they haven't been doing this from the beginning, it's just ramped up a lot. Honestly my biggest issue is the rest of the picture being drawn in a way that's deceptive and meant to trick the audience. Lines deliberately drawn to make you think they're cat ears or a tail and two dots everywhere to look like eyes just so the already barely cat-like cats are harder to spot. It just comes across as a lazy way to increase difficulty and doesn't make sense in the context of whatever object is being depicted. This comes down to personal preference though so take that how you will.
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| Game | Estimated lifetime revenue | Reviews | Review score | Price |
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| $18.2K | 246 | 98% | $4.99 | |
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| $12.7K | 962 | 93% | $0.99 | |
| $8.3K | 245 | 100% | $1.27 |
Hours played at review time, across 101 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Travellin Cats in Jingle Jam is a small, relaxing game built around the simple pleasure of discovering and interacting with cute travelling cats. The experience focuses more on charm and casual exploration than on complicated mechanics, making it the kind of game I can pick up when I want something peaceful and low-pressure. The biggest strength for me is the cats themselves. Cute character design can carry a surprisingly large part of a small game, and the travelling-cat theme gives the experience an immediate sense of personality. I enjoy discovering different cats and seeing how they fit into the world rather than being pushed through a demanding progression system. The relaxed gameplay is another major advantage. I do not have to worry about difficult combat, complicated controls or punishing objectives. Instead, I can take my time exploring, looking for cats and enjoying the atmosphere. That makes it particularly suitable for short sessions when I want something calming. The collection aspect gives me a reason to keep exploring. Finding another cat can feel like a small reward, especially when I do not know exactly where the next one might appear. The simple goal of completing a collection works well with the game's casual design. The Jingle Jam connection also gives the game some extra charm. It feels like the kind of small project designed to provide a pleasant experience rather than compete with large commercial releases. Its compact scale is part of the appeal because it does not demand a huge time commitment. The biggest weakness is the limited depth. Once I have found most of the cats and explored the available areas, there may not be many reasons to continue playing. More locations, cat behaviours, collectibles or small activities could give the experience more longevity without making it less relaxing. The replay value is therefore fairly modest. The main reason I would return is to finish the collection or revisit the game when I want something peaceful. That is perfectly reasonable for this type of experience, but players expecting a substantial adventure will probably find it too short. The presentation fits the concept nicely. A warm, cute visual style works naturally with the travelling cats, and the relaxed atmosphere is more important than technical detail. The game benefits from feeling welcoming and uncomplicated. Overall, Travellin Cats in Jingle Jam is a charming little game that succeeds by keeping things simple and pleasant. I like the cute cats, relaxed exploration and collection-focused gameplay, while the limited content means there is not much long-term depth. It is best enjoyed as a short, wholesome experience when I want to unwind and spend some time with adorable cats. Rating: 7.7/10
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10/10 Great art, nothing less than what I expected. An easy 100 achievements as well.
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