Very sweet and impressive art, as you'd expect from Catnip Studio.

This game is probably intended as a kind of free preview for the rest of the games, since the others cost $1 each and also contain far, far more levels and cats to find, meaning more time to enjoy. But you can also buy them all in a bundle and save some money. The games resemble real life art pieces drawn in the Chinese painting technique gongbi.

Here, in Cats of the Song Dynasty, you have to find 100 hidden cats, in a self-made remake of a landscape painting by Qiu Ying, a Chinese painter from the 16th century.
I believe this game is supposed to display "Pavilions in the Mountains of the Immortals", but I could be wrong. I only did brief research. Feel free to correct me on that.

The game is relatively easy and should be possible to complete in under 10 minutes. I think it's a nice way of having a preview for other Catnip games.

Very sweet and impressive art, as you'd expect from Catnip Studio. This game is probably intended as a kind of free preview for the rest of the games, since the others cost $1 each and also [b]contain far, far more levels and cats to find, meaning more time to enjoy[/b]. But you can also buy them all in a bundle and save some money. The games resemble real life art pieces drawn in the Chinese painting technique gongbi. Here, in [i]Cats of the Song Dynasty[/i], you have to find 100 hidden cats, in a self-made remake of a landscape painting by Qiu Ying, a Chinese painter from the 16th century. I believe this game is supposed to display "Pavilions in the Mountains of the Immortals", but I could be wrong. I only did brief research. Feel free to correct me on that. The game is relatively easy and should be possible to complete in under 10 minutes. I think it's a nice way of having a preview for other Catnip games. [h3]PSA: [spoiler]You [b]NEED[/b] to use ESC to hide the option/back to menu buttons in order to find 2 cats hidden underneath them.[/spoiler][/h3]