Recent reviews by one hit wanda

Cats Hidden in Germany is a cozy, hand-drawn hidden object game with a medieval-inspired German backdrop. Relaxing, charming, and absolutely made for cat lovers.

• 😺 Cats
  
• 🎨 Adorable & simple: 100 cats hidden in detailed, hand-drawn scenes. Perfect for stress relief.
  
• 🐾 Positive community vibes: “Very Positive” with 97% approval across 350+ reviews.
  
• 🕹️ Features: Steam achievements, trading cards, cloud saves, multiple languages.
  
• 🔍 Gameplay quality: Smooth zoom and movement controls, autosave, hint system, and small animations like fountains or birds.
  
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Family friendly: A wholesome pick-up-and-play title for all ages.

• 😺 A bit too easy: Veterans of the Hidden Cats series may find it lacking challenge.
  
• 🔄 Not much innovation: Fans of earlier games in the series might feel it’s more of the same — still fun, but not groundbreaking.

A delightful little indie game for cozy cat hunts. It won’t push your brainpower to the limit, but if you just want to unwind and enjoy some hand-drawn charm, it absolutely delivers.

• Charm & Atmosphere 8/10
  
• Gameplay & Accessibility 9/10
  
• Challenge & Replayability 6/10

CS2D is like if Valve accidentally left Counter-Strike in the dryer too long and it shrank into a chaotic 2D pixel version of itself.

The Good:

🎯 Surprisingly tight gunplay for a top-down shooter. AK still deletes people.
🧱 Map editor + modding = endless chaos. People build entire RPGs or zombie survival modes.
👥 Tiny download, runs on a potato. (Yes, your school laptop from 2009 counts.)

🧟 Zombie Escape in 2D still slaps.

The Not-So-Good:

👶 Graphics look like Flash game nostalgia – which is either a charm or a curse.
🌍 Online player base is small in 2025, so you’ll need friends (or bots that cheat harder than Russians in CS:GO).
🎤 Don’t expect matchmaking or anti-cheat miracles. It’s wild west vibes.

Verdict:
If you want serious ranked grind → nope.
If you want dumb fun, LAN chaos, or to feel like CS met Terraria at a sketchy LAN party → absolutely.

Final Score: 7.5/10
„Not Global Elite, but definitely Global Meme.“