$0.99100 hidden cats Find every last cat
Search one big hand-drawn city street for 100 disguised cats and click each one as you spot it.
Is 100 hidden cats worth it?
100 hidden cats is worth it if…
- you want something calm to unwind with for twenty minutes
- you like hidden object games but without timers or pressure
- you enjoy staring contests with drawings of chimneys
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A city full of cats pretending to be furniture
Somewhere in it are 100 cats, disguised as everyday things, and your job is to click every one. Most of them give themselves away quickly: scan down the street and they seem to hop out at you, especially against the lighter patches. Then the count slows down. The final ten blend into the background so well that finding them takes real staring. There is no zoom and no hints, just your eyes and a growing suspicion that the chimney has been watching you the whole time. Each found cat turns red, so your progress is visible at a glance.
A look you can adjust to your eyes
Everything is hand-drawn in a cartoon style, like a colouring book that got ahead of itself, and some of the drawings are gently animated, so the street feels alive rather than frozen. One melody loops quietly in the background the whole time, the kind of tune that keeps things pleasant without asking for attention. If the white starts to tire your eyes, press N for night mode: it dims the screen rather than changing the scene, which makes long searching sessions easier on you. The controls are minimal, point and click, though moving around works by steering the cursor to the top or bottom of the screen and letting the picture slide. It takes a minute to get used to.
Can you finish it in one sitting?
Can you play it solo?
Yes, it is a singleplayer game through and through, just you and the street. It also works well as a shared couch activity, since a second pair of eyes often spots the cat yours has been sliding over for five minutes.
What happens if you get stuck on the last cat?
There is no hint system, so you keep looking. Night mode helps by dimming the bright areas, and walking away for a minute genuinely works: fresh eyes catch what tired eyes smoothed over. The cats do not move, so every one of them is findable.
