100 Romantic Cats? Overload!

"100 Romantic Cats" was a fun little hidden items game we tried on Steam about 2 months back.  It's part of a whole series of "100 Cozy Games".  This series is out of control, just the games with cats have 100 Candy Cats, 100 Chernobyl Cats (not cute at all), 100 Blacksmith Cats, 100 Bakery Cats, 100 Italy Cats ... on and on with about 250 of these listed on Steam right now.

Each level is a separate game ... or is each game a level?


The pure black on glaring-white layout hurt my eyes after about 15 minutes, but we were mostly done by then.  The overall art and UI is cute.  There was fun music and plenty of different meows to discover.  I'm tempted to try one of the games with less high-contrast art, for my ongoing eye strain issues.


On the funny side, it turns out that every cat you find actually has a name, and you cat see them all as little achievements on Steam.


These games are currently $1.99 each with a variety of bundles, from 3 games for $8.37 or 9 of them ("Cats Vol 2") for $10.21 to the crazy big "Buy Cats BUNDLE" of 56 games for $69.31.  Aw heck, I got the pack of 9.  Something funny and different to entertain Anne on the weekends.  In case we ever finish with Matt's Cats. ;-)


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