101 Cats Hidden in Tokyo

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Find and discover 101 cute cats hidden throughout the Tokio landscape in this hand-drawn hidden object game. Can you find them all?

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Audience ScoreBased on 29 reviews

graphics2 negative mentions

The game is a fun and quick hidden object experience, perfect for short gaming sessions.
Finding the cats is generally easy, and the zoom feature enhances gameplay.
The game has a relaxing nature, making it enjoyable for casual players who love cats.

The graphics are considered subpar compared to other hidden object games.
The game is very short, which may leave players wanting more content.
Technical issues, such as freezing upon exit and lack of windowed mode, detract from the overall experience.

graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game have been widely criticized, with users labeling it as one of the worst-looking titles in the hidden cat genre. Overall, the visual quality appears to be a significant drawback for players.
- “Graphically, this is probably one of the worst-looking hidden cat games I have in my library.”
story
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The reviews indicate that the game lacks a substantial story, with many players noting that the narrative is minimal or virtually non-existent, leading to a greater focus on gameplay elements instead.
- “With that said, I'll talk about the gameplay since there isn't really much of a story here.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is a central focus of the experience, as the narrative is minimal, allowing players to engage more deeply with the mechanics and systems in place.
- “With that said, I'll talk about the gameplay since there isn't really much of a story here.”
music
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The game features a single music track that, while limited in variety, is deemed highly appropriate for the overall experience.
- “As for the music, there's only one track present, but it feels very appropriate.”