IN THE BUILDING: CATS 3

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"IN THE BUILDING: Cats 3" is a simulation game where you manage a cat cafe and must care for various feline creatures. Upgrade your cafe, customize your cats' appearances, and ensure their happiness to attract more customers. Engage in cat-themed mini-games for additional fun and challenges.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 31 reviews

The game features adorable art and animations, making it visually appealing and enjoyable to play.
It's a relaxing and fun hidden object game that can be played casually, perfect for low-energy moments.
The hint system is helpful for locating hidden cats, and the game offers a variety of themed rooms to explore.

Many hidden cats require precise clicking on very small objects, which can be frustrating and lead to random clicking.
The game is criticized for being too similar to another title, raising concerns about originality and creativity.
Some players find the game too short, with completion times around 15-20 minutes, leading to a lack of value for the price.

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The graphics in the "in the building" hidden item games are praised for their cute artwork and charming character designs, particularly the cats and hamsters. However, some users note that the visuals are quite similar across different titles, leading to a sense of redundancy.
- “I've played all the 'in the building' hidden item games, and I loved them all a lot. The artwork and the various cats and hamsters were super cute.”
- “The graphics are stunning, with vibrant colors and intricate details that bring the game world to life.”
- “The character designs are incredibly charming, making each interaction visually delightful.”
- “The graphics are so identical; even the artwork and features are similar.”
- “The textures look outdated and lack detail, making the game feel unpolished.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and lack any real depth or personality.”