Recent reviews by ~Potato~

Quick and fun with easy achievements. Music and sound design fit perfectly and create a very relaxing feeling. My only complaint about the game is the huge loading screen time and the game crashing most of the time if you tab out. It's free and interesting so I'd say to give it a try if u like chill games.

I really enjoyed this Otome visual novel. It has cute and pleasant art, lovable characters and interesting world-building. I was pleasantly surprised that choices here make bigger differences in the endings than usual (for a free visual novel) and that the banter between each character flowed well. The singing was. . . accurate and I expected to dislike but, instead, as the story progressed I started liking it as it made said singer even more endearing. Watching the growth of each of the main characters was very fulfilling and I now see why everyone is asking for a certain someone's route as he was a very intriguing character. It was fun and cute with some serious moments and left me with a need to see more of the game's world.

As with its two predecessors, the game delivers exactly what you expect: a cute and relaxing game where u find hidden cats. I think the art felt even better this time because of the direction it took, telling a story in the cutesy art style the series has made the levels more memorable and endearing. Out of all 3 games, I enjoyed this one the most.

It's pretty much the same experience you get from playing the first game. Cute art with intricate hiding spots for the cats and good shape manipulation to fool the eyes. Quick to finish and easy to relax while playing. It's like a quick and yummy snack for hidden object players.

This is a parody puzzle game done right. The story is simple and short but kept me intrigued to see where it would go as the more puzzles I "solved" the more bizarre the experience got. The puzzles themselves weren't that hard, most of them being a breeze, but they were fun to solve and unique in their own way. The hidden ones were even better and figuring out what the game wanted me to do left me feeling quite proud (silly isn't it?). The voice acting was actually quite good and a pleasant surprise, though when I kept replaying some level for specific achievements it got a little repetitive with some of the delivered lines. The art was nice, simple and pleasant to look at with some really cute moments, particularly the cat. I loved how silly everything was and I recommend it for others to try it as well.

It's a short but creative puzzle game that plays a lot with the rules as it utilises shapes and visual interest really well. The difficulty isn't hard, but solving them feels satisfying. The sound design was also really well thought out and it set a fitting mood for the way each level is presented. It was a fun and surreal experience that I recommend to all puzzle enthusiasts.

Have you ever seen a cat? A good idea is a title like that.
For a game of hide and seek, it has a pleasant technique.
Unlike most of its kind, it didn't make me go blind.
Intricate shapes to fool your brain so the search isn't as plain.
The art, pleasant to see, makes the search harder to a certain degree.
It repeats all of its levels to help you in your endeavors.
The cats like to switch a lot to make you consider each spot.
They change their mold at will so they can test your skill.
Relatively fast to complete, this game is a treat.

Just with the first playthrough, I was in awe. If you only want the big picture playing it once is enough, but I found out that watching everything closely in morbid fascination made the game even better for me. I rate the experience a 10 out of 10, I didn't expect to like this so much.

Another great quick game. I found it easier than the bird version, but it was as pleasant and fun as that one. Music was a ok and the art was cute and smart.

Once again, you can't get much play time out of these types of games, so I recommend getting them while they are on sale.

Quick and fun game with lots of easy achievements (for the hunters). Can finish it in 15 minutes, so not a lot of content, better to get it on a sale.

Music is nice, but as others said it gets repetitive after a while and there is no mute option (or any settings at all). Drawings are cute and quite clever in the way they hid the birds, with lot of fake birds to trap the player. I also had fun spoting the extra cats scattered around.

PS: Don't be an airhead like me and use the night mode with the N button if it's dark when playing.