- October 11, 2022
- EverCats
Ever Seen A Cat? 3
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About
"Ever Seen A Cat? 3" is a peaceful hidden object game where you search for camouflaged cats in nine fairy tale stages. Each playthrough is unique, as a new set of cats is randomly placed in each environment, ensuring high replayability. The goal is to find all the cats, making it a fun and engaging experience for cat lovers and puzzle enthusiasts alike.





- The game features cute artwork and a relaxing atmosphere, making it enjoyable for players of all ages.
- Replayability is enhanced as cats are hidden in different locations each time you play, providing a fresh experience.
- The fairy tale theme adds charm to the game, and the music is pleasant and fitting for the gameplay.
- Some players found the requirement to replay levels multiple times to achieve 1000 cats tedious and repetitive.
- The game may feel too similar to its predecessors, lacking significant new features or challenges.
- While the art is praised, some players noted that the cats can be too easy to find, reducing the overall challenge.
- music48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game is widely praised for its upbeat and cheerful nature, enhancing the overall experience with a variety of tracks that fit well with the game's themes. While some users noted that certain tracks can be repetitive or generic, many found the soundtrack to be relaxing and enjoyable, contributing to a laid-back atmosphere. Overall, the music is considered a significant highlight, complementing the game's charming artwork and engaging gameplay.
“The music is absolutely perfect and there's enough puzzles to make you feel like it was worth the purchase, but it's also probably the best version of hidden cat games I've found.”
“You just have to try it, it's really captivating and once again the music of the levels just gives you a relaxed and stress-free feeling.”
“The soundtrack is very lovely in this game and feels like it was greatly improved.”
“The music is generic royalty free tracks, so not the best.”
“The music is still a little repetitive, the hint button still takes forever to recharge, and the act of finding all the kitties would send bubbles into a state of bliss.”
“The music is relaxing and there's no penalty for using hints when you're just not finding that last rascal.”