Cats Hidden in Paris

Lovely, cute, made me smile.

The game itself is fun and classic. Love the music and the meows are a very nice touch. However, the coding/engine part of the game is bad. As in very bad. For such a simple game the engine is slow, laggy, can't scale properly and it feels like playing Half Life 1 on a 486 when ran on a laptop with performance comparable to Steam Deck. Port the game to Godot or something, it's a shame to kill such a gem with poor technical execution.

Mrrrrreow. Meow. Meow. Mew. Meow. Purrrrr-rrrrrrrr. Meeow. Mew. Purrrrr-rrrrrr. Scritch scritch. . . Mrreow. Meuw. She says she likes it.

The game was fun enough, although there are better games out there of this type. The reason for the low rating mostly comes from the fact that when finished finding all of the cats the game will not close. I had to shut it down through Task Manager. All of the titles in this series do the same thing, with the exception of the Maple Hollow game which completely crashed to desktop on me shortly after beginning the game. Another beef that I have with this game is that you cannot scroll the picture/map. You have to manually drag the page to get to another section. I have uninstalled all of them.

A fun hidden-object game. It's free, try it! Nice artwork. Good music. The hint system works well without giving everything away. Some minor issues *almost* cost it a star: 1. It's not obvious that you can click-and-drag to move the screen up. You must do this to find all the cats. 2. Winning the demo level doesn't take you back to the main menu, so there's no way to close the program. I think Alt-F4 did it? The program behavior may be different when users have the extra level DLC.