Cat Museum

I don’t leave a lot of reviews but this game deserves one. I really enjoyed the art. It was very creative and enjoyable to see. At least for me. The developers have a wonderfully vivid and rich imagination. I loved the cats. Especially the glowing cat. As mentioned in previous reviews, there were a couple of puzzles that really didn’t give enough clues, hints or idea how to solve them. It was just a stroke of luck that I solved them. For the most part I could figure out the puzzles and they were fun. The story is quite emotional. That caught me a bit off guard but again, that was part of the enjoyment of this game. I would have been disappointed if I knew from the start what the exact story line would be. This is an absolutely wonderful game. I certainly hope you have more games coming out soon. I for one will be highly anticipating them. Thank you for this wonderful game!

The art style of the game is unique and nice to look at for me and the puzzles were pretty easy to solve with a few exceptions. I’m always looking for cat games to play and this one caught my eye immediately. It doesn’t take too long to get through with the game, only a couple hours at most in one sitting, but it is a very enjoyable experience during that time. We get to follow the story of a boy and his memories and the ending was super nice. The team working behind this did an amazing job and I can’t wait to see what they put out in the future! ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡

It was a fun game. Mostly just a lot of tapping and trying to find something that activates. Sometimes, when there is too much surrealism, a game or puzzle loses logic. Like, I still don’t know how i passed the puzzle of the conjoined twins. But hey, maybe it was kick, lol. But I didn’t find this game difficult at all...but then I play a ton of adventure style games. And it was about an hour of game play. And tbh, the artwork is just not my style. Seems like everyone tries to be trendy and unique nowadays... but all that ends up happening is a weird trip into someone’s psychedelic dream-like fantasies. Modern art has destroyed anything beautiful and inspirational. Artists really need to know that they’ve been lied to...artwork is NOT subjective. There is no “subjective” beauty in a slap of paint. That’s just a lie to convince people they should only aspire to a slap of paint on a canvas. At least the artists didn’t go down the violent, bloody satanic art that most games seem to fall into nowadays. All in all, I’m glad I purchased/played it. If anything, it’s important to me to support devs who create games that aren’t just mindless tap-tap-tapping games...which seem to be 99% of the app games out there. Cheers