Travellin' Cats devs are good devs. They aren't like those copy cats that try to ride the coat-tails of other devs success.

This game gives you a giant black & white artwork screen where you are supposed to find 100 cats hidden within the art. You can zoom in and the image is still crisp and sharp. Some cats are just sitting there out in the open, easy to find while others camoflage themselves to try to blend in with the backdrop. Some cats are tiny and hard to see while others are large. Whenever you click on a cat it makes a mew sound and an achievement pops up indicating the name of the cat. Since this game is in China the cat's names are in Chinese (don't ask me which version, I don't know).

There are other objects that can be clicked on to trigger an effect. Like a monkey, which will make a sound. Click on various things, you'll be surprised sometimes at the outcome. This extra feature really makes it feel like a fully rounded game. It's not just find 100 cats and call it a day, no there's little extras there.

Background music is okay. It's the same or similar to the music used in their other games. I wish they would have made the theme more Chinese-like. It would have made the game that much more special.

After learning that I can adjust the brightness, this game has gotten ten times better to me. This game specifically I felt so calm, and had so much fun. 10/10. Favorite one so far.

art: 4/5
concept: 3/5
difficulty: 4/5
NO of puzzles (non-DLC version): 1
NO of hidden object types: 1
secret objects: no