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It's gonna rain, because I'm recommending something from those devs.
For once, it doesn't need Night Mode, since picture is actually colored and it was somewhat harder to find cats on it.
Annoying thing about it is that you get free trabeable/marketable item, that creates it's own tab in your inventory, it's also worthless, so chances that you'll sell it are minuscule.

Whatever is drawn doesn't look like aliens to me, they look like swamp monsters.
So far it had biggest and most reoccurring click registration problem in this dev's series. Cat gets highlighted for a millisecond and then doesn't get count, so have to click on it twice, thrice, sometimes 4 times. If some previous ones didn't have this problem, I'd start doubting that it was actually a cat and could possibly waste more time searching for something I've already found.
When you zoom in, can't used WASD or arrows to move picture.
I also don't like the idea of getting some worthless marketable/tradeable item in my inventory, that creates another separate tab all for itself.

And my usual: NIGHT MODE PLEASE.

As one wise, bookriding cat once said "Where's my fishy fish fish dish? Meow!~".
All achievements can be unlocked under an hour, which is around 3 replays of each location.

So far it was shortest pack of all I tried on CP.
There weren't any bigger pictures in it, none of them had too many colors, and I don't have a problem with both of this if only pack had more picture in total (especially with theme being food).

Orcs Must Die 2? More like Game Process Will Die Do you Want It Or Not x9999.
Every time I start the game it minimises itself for about 4 times, then it blasts me with Robot Entertainment logo on 100% volume, even tho game itself is not even close to that volume, then when I start a level it likes to minimise itself again and put my character on autorun forward. When we complete level in co-op, co-op partner just crashes, forcing them to restart the game. And maybe, just maybe it wasn't so bad, if only game wasn't also crashing mid level, forcing you to redo the waves you already did.

English translation is done very poorly: unneeded spaces in middle of some words, female characters being called "he" sometimes, so things not being translated at all and sentences that just don't make any sense or simply give you brain damage while you're trying to understand what do they meeeean.
Has some decent artworks, but also has some backgrounds that are just photo of some place, where some of them do have filter to make it look like it was drawn and some others don't.
Two achievements were broken on release and I'm unsure if it was fixed or not (those achievements were just instantly grated on first start of the game).
With this translation I've ended up just hypertapping through the story.

Since that moment when humanity replaced numbers with cats this music was driving me insane.
It has an option to go back in time and swap cats for numbers, but sanity doesn't get restored.

Pretty good Sudoku if you want your brain constantly go "I wonder which one cat is missing is this box/row/column?" on top of regular Sudoku gameplay.

For replayability has Daily challenge.

Takes about an hour to get all achievements and just third of that time to see every location once.
A replay mechanic for locations they have couple of extra cats.
Theme of this chapter are fairy tales, so can be a good pick if you're searching for "nanny" for whatever child was spawned next to you, bonus points if said child is familiar with those (Cinderella, The Frog Prince, The Gingerbread Man, Goldilocks, Hansel and Gretel).
If said child is yourself, this is pretty good dopamine farmer, since you're probably looking for it in this title.

Probably best Hidden Cats game I've tried so far.
Changing cats with "they're not what they seemed like" is somewhat amusing way to highlights found ones.
With how you have to go around locations and deliver/find things it has more gameplay to it than just searching for cats, even tho fast travel upgrade unlocked somewhat late, especially if you sit and try to find everything instead of going around with some stuff left for later.

Only irritating part are those hidden cats that are hidden inside of other objects, so first you have to randomly click on that other object before you can actually see the cat to click, which transforms "I'm searching for cats" into "I'm randomly clicking on things, praying to RNJesus that they have interaction to them".

Not so funny when you realise there's no Night Mode.