Where is My Cat?

This is another one of those games where I wish Steam had a middle ground between thumbs up and thumbs down. The game is okay. The music got annoying so I played listening to something else. Some of the puzzles are just dumb, but I did feel accomplished when I finally figured out what the game wanted. It does have a cat room feature where you can "collect" cats by setting out food and toys, but you have to keep coming back over and over to see if you caught anyone and take their pictures. Very much like the phone game Kitty Collector, only Kitty Collector is a lot cuter and more engaging. Bought this on sale, and enjoyed playing for the most part.

It's a very cute and wacky point-and-click puzzle game where you are tasked to find your cat, but beware of the dog, as it will jump you from the most interesting of places. The puzzles are nonsensical and funny, but sometimes quite annoying to figure out and they are, as I said, nonsensical and often the hint gives no sense to what I am supposed to do either. Thankfully there isn't too many levels and there is no lives, so you can retry as many times as you need. I did have some issues with the game the first time I played it, where the game would launch as something called "spacewar" which is apparently a developer tool of some kind, so there was something buggy going on there, but thankfully with the most recent update it was fixed and I was able to play through the game without further issues. Thank you developers for a quick fix after responding to my email! It's a fun little game and doesn't cost too much, so I definitely recommend it to all puzzle and cat lovers alike. Try it out and see how you fair with these wacky little puzzles!

Basically just mobile phone game ported really poorly, the qol is tragic: Everytime you get an item a confirm screen pops up and you need to click "ok", this gets really annoying when you need to deal with multple items at once. You can "lose" a level by clicking a random thing that actually hid a dog instead of a cat, also you have no way of telling a dog was hiding so it is just up to rng whether you click around and find out. The hint system works, sorta, if you ignore the broken English that is. I bought it on sale (around 2 usd), still not worth it imo. TL;DR: Poor QOL, ported straight from mobile, wouldn't recommend

Where is My Cat? is a nice casual game with some nice designs and a cozy ambiant. I recommend it! 💗

A casual point and click puzzle for everyone. Minimalistic art only adds to the charm. Each puzzle has two little rooms where you need to find the cat. Well, finding the cat isn't really a challenge because it is usually visible in most scenes. How to get to it is the true challenge. What you need to do is switch between two scenes, find items and use them at the right spot. Scenes are very tiny and usually have one or two items and some piece of furniture that can be opened. Red herrings that reset the entire puzzle make the puzzles a little trickier. These can take the form of a puppy that jumps out when the door is opened, an electric outlet that shocks you, and even a ghost lady looking out of a well. Certain situations are incredibly intriguing and unexpected. Although some scenarios are repeated, each problem contains enough fresh material to keep you from ever feeling as though you have seen it before. There’s also a secondary mode where you play with cat, buy it food and toys, and earn money for even more stuff.

Je joue sur Linux. Version Linux : excellente. [h1]Le jeu[/h1] Le nom du jeu indique exactement ce qu'il faut faire : trouver le chat dans chaque niveau. Parfois il est caché, parfois pas, mais il y a en général quelques étapes pour y accéder, avec les divers objets qu'on peut trouver dans le niveau. Il s'agit souvent d'éviter le chien qui apparemment nous déteste. Graphiquement c'est très épuré, après on aimera le style de dessin ou pas. La musique est répétitive et agaçante, les bruitages acceptables. Le jeu est clairement un port d'un jeu sur mobile : pour passer d'une partie de la pièce à l'autre on peut swipe, il y a au moins un niveau qui demande d'appuyer sur un glaçon pour le faire fondre, ce qui n'a absolument aucun sens quand on joue à la souris, sans parler des popups tous les quelques niveaux pour aller noter le jeu. Il y a un système d'indice qui m'a été utile pour certains niveaux dont la solution est tirée par les cheveux (comme le glaçon). Les indices sont parfois un peu obscurs, et pas aidés par la traduction anglaise un peu bancale (les noms des objets dans l'inventaire ne sont d'ailleurs pas traduits). Globalement, c'est médiocre. Et dans l'ensemble plus adapté aux jeunes enfants je suppose vu le niveau des énigmes. [h1]Rejouabilité, achievements[/h1] Il suffit de terminer tous les niveaux pour obtenir les achievements. [h1]En bref[/h1] Sans grand intérêt. [h1]GNU/Linux[/h1] Je n'ai rencontré aucun problème. OS: Linux Mint 21.2, MATE edition. Hardware : 5950x, AMD RX 6900XT, 64GB ram. Screens : Dualscreen, 1x 4K & 1x 1920x1200, un seul screen X.

what a fun game, very nice!

Purrfect for casual gamers, this charming puzzle game will have you hooked for hours as you unravel the mysteries to find your lost feline friend! Very addicting

PRO - easy relaxing gameplay (similar to "Mom hid my game !" trilogy ) NEUTRAL - art style is kinda cheap could have been a little better but that's personal CONS - only 50 levels / not worth more than 2 cash

Made me laugh at times and the art is somewhat nice, but some "puzzles" are extremely farfetched, and the QoL from mobile game to pc game is done poorly and becomes very tedious.