This is a very casual hidden object type game. The cats are the objects you must find. I thought the graphics were charming and reminiscent of some of the buildings and scenery I remember seeing in Turkey. It doesn't have a story, and it isn't timed which makes it good for very casual game play. It is however very short. I wasn't trying very hard and finished it in about half an hour. I liked that you could view the backgrounds in either black & white or in color. You could easily switch between the two options. While the somewhat cartoonish line art was fun and a little whimsical, it did lead to cat-like shapes that don't always resemble cats. Those cat-like shapes are the ones that tend to be a little harder to find. Being a free to play game I can't complain too much, it was a quick and enjoyable way to reduce stress for me for one afternoon.

I did enjoy that there are achievements and while 100 may seem like a lot for such a little game, you should keep in mind that all of these are progression unlocked (normally I'd say story unlocked ,but again, no story). You cannot miss any because each cat you find unlocks an achievement for that cat. If you complete the game you will get all the achievements. I actually dislike that because I like my achievements to provide a mix of easily obtained and challenging achievements. There are no additional types of achievements, no secrets, no recognition for completion, nothing for any special actions. If you just want an easy game to 100% this is great for that but if you want a challenge in any way this isn't it.

Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone that likes cats, appreciates the art style, and/or has a passing interest in the Middle East or Turkey who is just looking for a quick casual game to relax with.

This is a very casual hidden object type game. The cats are the objects you must find. I thought the graphics were charming and reminiscent of some of the buildings and scenery I remember seeing in Turkey. It doesn't have a story, and it isn't timed which makes it good for very casual game play. It is however very short. I wasn't trying very hard and finished it in about half an hour. I liked that you could view the backgrounds in either black & white or in color. You could easily switch between the two options. While the somewhat cartoonish line art was fun and a little whimsical, it did lead to cat-like shapes that don't always resemble cats. Those cat-like shapes are the ones that tend to be a little harder to find. Being a free to play game I can't complain too much, it was a quick and enjoyable way to reduce stress for me for one afternoon.

I did enjoy that there are achievements and while 100 may seem like a lot for such a little game, you should keep in mind that all of these are progression unlocked (normally I'd say story unlocked ,but again, no story). You cannot miss any because each cat you find unlocks an achievement for that cat. If you complete the game you will get all the achievements. I actually dislike that because I like my achievements to provide a mix of easily obtained and challenging achievements. There are no additional types of achievements, no secrets, no recognition for completion, nothing for any special actions. If you just want an easy game to 100% this is great for that but if you want a challenge in any way this isn't it.

Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone that likes cats, appreciates the art style, and/or has a passing interest in the Middle East or Turkey who is just looking for a quick casual game to relax with.

This is a very casual hidden object type game. The cats are the objects you must find. I thought the graphics were charming and reminiscent of some of the buildings and scenery I remember seeing in Turkey. It doesn't have a story, and it isn't timed which makes it good for very casual game play. It is however very short. I wasn't trying very hard and finished it in about half an hour. I liked that you could view the backgrounds in either black & white or in color. You could easily switch between the two options. While the somewhat cartoonish line art was fun and a little whimsical, it did lead to cat-like shapes that don't always resemble cats. Those cat-like shapes are the ones that tend to be a little harder to find. Being a free to play game I can't complain too much, it was a quick and enjoyable way to reduce stress for me for one afternoon.

I did enjoy that there are achievements and while 100 may seem like a lot for such a little game, you should keep in mind that all of these are progression unlocked (normally I'd say story unlocked ,but again, no story). You cannot miss any because each cat you find unlocks an achievement for that cat. If you complete the game you will get all the achievements. I actually dislike that because I like my achievements to provide a mix of easily obtained and challenging achievements. There are no additional types of achievements, no secrets, no recognition for completion, nothing for any special actions. If you just want an easy game to 100% this is great for that but if you want a challenge in any way this isn't it.

Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone that likes cats, appreciates the art style, and/or has a passing interest in the Middle East or Turkey who is just looking for a quick casual game to relax with.