A Tower Full of Cats

As cute, as detailed, and as distinguishable as always. If you enjoyed previous games, you will like A Tower too. If not - give it a chance. It is also longer than previous games.

You find kitty outlines and click on them. There are also some nuts and bolts to find that were annoying until I got an item to assist in that. I got bit confused on a side quest because there was no clue where to or what you needed, so just clicked around until I found an item. It isn't purrrfection, but it is a good iteration on their full of cats games and a nice way to just chill for awhile. Two paws up.

The concept is clear: Find all cats and bonus objective in a picture puzzle. The story is trivial but the execution is very cute and lovely. My only critique is, that it is not always clear what you have to do next. E.g. at one point you receive a teleport gun but it's not immediately clear where exactly the bonus objectives are hidden and that you have to check the entire map again, including the rooms. And normally the overview map shows the percentage of bonus objectives that have already been found. This does not apply to the teleporter. Keeping that in mind I still think this game deserves 4 of 5 stars. It is quite enjoyable and will keep you busy for five to eight hours without outstaying its welcome.

This is a great game to play if you're in the mood for something upbeat but chill and easy to play. The art is adorable and I really got to love the music and all the variations of the theme that played - is there a soundtrack I can buy? It's challenging, but not super stressful to play and there was way more content then I assumed there was. And considering how well hidden some of the cats and objects were, I can definitely see myself replaying it in a couple of months once I've forgotten where everything is. It's just really a well-made, fun game.