- June 12, 2024
- Nukearts Studio
Hidden Cats in Paris
Platforms
About
"Hidden Cats in Paris" is a relaxing hidden object game set in a beautiful monochromatic illustration of the city. Players can search for over 680 hidden objects, including 150 cats in advanced mode, to reveal the final colored art. The game features multiple modes, special cats, bonus levels, and accessibility options for an enjoyable experience.











- Charming artwork and relaxing music create an enjoyable atmosphere.
- The game features a unique mechanic where areas become colored as you find all the hidden cats, making it easier to track progress.
- Multiple game modes and bonus levels add replay value and variety to the gameplay.
- The game is quite short, with many players completing it in under 30 minutes.
- Controls can be clunky, particularly the zooming and panning mechanics, which may frustrate some players.
- Some cats are hidden in ways that can be overly challenging, leading to potential frustration when searching for the last few.
music
126 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and atmospheric qualities, effectively enhancing the Parisian setting with contextual soundtracks that change based on the player's location. However, some players noted that the music can be repetitive and the looping of tracks may become annoying over time, although the option to adjust or mute the music is appreciated. Overall, the combination of charming visuals and soothing music contributes to a delightful and immersive gaming experience.
“The music and sound effects definitely add to the atmosphere of walking through the streets of Paris.”
“The music really takes you to Paris and the addition of the mews of cats is a great touch.”
“With the simple mechanics of searching and finding 106 cats in Paris, this game impressed me for the great moments it gave me of relaxation and enchantment, both for the beautiful image and the beautiful background music that plays during the gameplay.”
“One last kvetch, which certainly hasn't been patched out, is that the music is repetitive to the extreme. Thankfully it can be turned down or even off completely, but it's still rather annoying.”
“So is the music, but the musical pieces are too short, and the looping of them can wear on you.”
“I don't like that the music changes when you're at different parts of the screen. Sound effects sure, but music changing is weird especially with how fast I often move the screen around.”