Find Us Cats

Find Us Cats is listed at $2.99 on Steam.

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Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie · Developer: Aaron Ware (skeletron_art), MichiVGC, JTuxbury, spiregg · Release: Jul 24, 2026.

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Find Us Cats is exactly what it sounds like, a hidden object game where you scan busy, hand-crafted scenes for cats tucked into corners, shadows, and clutter. It’s a small, cozy idea executed with a clear sense of purpose: two detailed locations, a custom soundtrack, and a bonus painting mode for when you’re done hunting. Nothing about it tries to be more than a relaxed, screen-scanning good time, and that’s kind of the appeal.

How it plays

The core loop is simple and doesn’t pretend otherwise. You drop into a level, like the Planetarium or the streets of San Francisco, and start combing the environment for cats hidden in the scenery. Each location holds more than two dozen to track down, and the game keeps score as you go, so there’s a light competitive itch to beat your own numbers on a replay. A few especially well-hidden cats are worked into each scene for players willing to actually poke around every corner instead of skimming the obvious spots. Once you’ve had your fill of searching, the painting mode gives you a different way to spend time in the same two levels, letting you use a set of drawing tools to make your own artwork and export it when you’re finished. It’s a nice change of pace that turns the game from a one-note find-it challenge into something you can return to for a completely different reason.

Who it’s for

This is built for people who like slow, observational games: puzzle fans, casual players who want something to put on in the background of a podcast, or anyone who’s always liked those hidden picture books as a kid. Cat lovers get an obvious extra pull here, since the whole premise is built around them. Parents looking for something low-stakes and non-violent to hand a younger player will also find it fits the bill. If you need constant action, a story to follow, or a lot of mechanical depth, this isn’t going to hold your interest. It’s also worth going in knowing there are only two settings to search, so anyone expecting a long list of stages should adjust expectations accordingly.

Is it worth it?

For the specific mood it’s aiming at, a chill, cat-themed seek-and-find with a soundtrack made for it and a bonus creative mode, this delivers what it promises without padding it out with filler. It’s not a game you sit down with for dozens of hours, so the value comes down to whether you’re the type of player who replays hidden object scenes for a better score or enjoys puttering around in a simple painting tool. If that sounds like your kind of evening, it’s a comfortable pickup, especially once it dips into sale territory, where the low commitment matches the low price point nicely. If you’re after a lot of content or replayable variety, you’ll want to size up your expectations before buying.

Quick facts

Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie. Developer: Aaron Ware (skeletron_art), MichiVGC, JTuxbury, and spiregg. Publisher: spiregg. Platform: PC via Steam. Release date: July 24, 2026.