- May 20, 2024
- Devcats
- 5h median play time
A Tower Full of Cats
Platforms
About
"A Tower Full of Cats" is a hidden object game that takes you on a vertical adventure through the history of cats and beyond. Climb the tower of time and discover over 1400 unique cats, with additional items to find and an adaptive soundtrack. The game promises a purr-fect combination of fun and feline frenzy.







- Charming and cute art style with a lot of personality in the cats.
- Relaxing gameplay with a good balance of challenge and fun, making it enjoyable for all ages.
- Supports a good cause by donating proceeds to cat shelters, adding a meaningful layer to the gaming experience.
- Some hidden items, particularly the nuts and bolts, can be frustratingly difficult to find.
- The music can become repetitive over time, which may detract from the overall experience.
- A few bugs and glitches were reported, such as issues with the hint system and game freezing.
music
180 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its beauty, relaxation, and seamless transitions between different eras, enhancing the overall atmosphere and gameplay experience. While some players noted that the soundtrack can become repetitive over time, many found it charming and enjoyable enough to purchase the soundtrack separately. Overall, the music is considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's appeal and immersive quality.
“The music is calming and changes so seamlessly between eras.”
“The music is great and incredibly relaxing in each stage.”
“The soundtrack is dynamic, changing instrumentation going from the industrial era to medieval times to ancient Egypt.”
“As a downside, the sound effects and music are still really repetitive and will eventually get on your nerves, but the fun, relaxing gameplay more than makes up for it.”
“My only complaint is about the music, because while fitting the locations nicely, it does get old fast, but that's about it.”
“The music is cute but at times can be repetitive.”