Description

Where did all those cats slip off to; Hidden Kitty turns a friendly apartment block and its neighboring storefronts into a relaxed seek-and-find that rewards patient eyes and tidy thinking over random tapping; how-to-play & controls: pinch to zoom, two-finger drag to pan, and single-tap to tag any whiskered suspect; a notebook at the bottom lists silhouettes and tiny hints (“teacup sleeper,” “window watcher,” “shoebox napper”) so you can look for shapes and contexts rather than just coats and tails; long-press a clue to reveal a riddle nudge instead of a full reveal, and use the bell icon to mark a room as “cleared” so you don’t loop back needlessly; tips & strategy: scan each scene in layers—foreground first (rugs, low stools, pet beds), then mid-shelves and chair seats, and finally window ledges and hanging planters; look for repeating textures cats love to blend with: knitted throws, checkered tablecloths, and shadowed shoe racks; when a hint mentions behavior (“sun chaser”), check bright rectangles on floors or walls where light falls; use audio cues lightly—muffled meows often point you two or three inches off your current focus at the same zoom level; if a room stumps you, mark it and move on—fresh eyes after exploring the bakery or lobby often spot a tail you swore wasn’t there; for kids, turn on “story mode” so discovered kittens trigger small, warm snippets about the elder neighbor who cares for them, building context and memory hooks; unique blurb & mini-review: nothing here pushes you to rush, and that’s the charm; the illustrations hold tiny household truths—a bent umbrella, a slightly crooked picture frame—that make every discovery feel placed by a person rather than a script; by the time the last tabby pokes out from a plant pot, the building feels like a place you know, and the final reunion scene lands with a gentle, earned smile.

Instruction

Mouse to play

Specifications

• Easy to play