A Tower Full of Cats Reviews

Much more content in this game then what I was expecting, played for four hours. I also love that these games help actual cats in the real world.

A bit more difficult than the other DevCats games. There are a lot more intertwining puzzles and hidden areas in this one. It's fun to see how the games develop over time.

Help the rookie, Leo, from the Cats' Spacecraft Station to gather cats from throughout history to create a new planet ruled only by cats. Leo also needs help to find bolts and nuts to create new tools for the time travel machine. I wish there were hints for bolts and nuts. Then I realised you need to find the metal detector at a different place and return to the previous location to find the missing bolts and nuts. I feel the metal detector is not really a good design to implement into this game. You need to hear the beep to locate the tiny bolt or nut, which means it's easier if you turn off the background music when using the metal detector. It's not a bad game but it's slightly impractical when some cats are too tiny to be located and have to click some random objects to find the spy or hidden cats. Also, there are items that you can find in a new era that require you to return to the earlier era to settle some of the outstanding tasks or unlock a new hidden place. I'd prefer to finish the era and move on to the next stage without any worries about the past location.

[b] Tower Full of Cats [/b] is another point-and-click scavenger hunt from Devcats. I have played one other Devcats game ([b] A Castle Full of Cats [/b]), and the developer has polished the game mechanics from the previous game, as well as experimented with some new ones; This added welcomed variety and a bit of challenge. I would highly recommend this game for all ages. The game is well executed, so there’s not a lot to critique. This may be more of a nit-pick, but I felt that the after-game content is short on material, I wished the dev added more cats to the levels or made them all “hidden cats.” The other critique I have is that I wished fast travel was explained a little more or at least mentioned in the “how to play” section. The game runs smoothly and is a cute little point-and-click scavenger hunt. The cats in this game are comical in their designs and in how they interact in their environment. I definitely recommend zooming in to appreciate the details. I loved how the levels were designed so one explores the world by “scrolling” up through the ages and how each age has a couple of rooms to explore. Overall, I liked this game. It’s a bit addicting and did a great job of distracting me for a couple of hours.

Love these games! Always fun to see the different styles for the kitties as well as all the easter eggs hidden!

It was very cute, very chill. I enjoyed it because it was pretty straightforward. I mean who doesnt love kitties! This game was pretty easy to complete, and i definitely recommend it. Its may not be the usual game many of my friends play, but its cozy and relaxing. The ONLY thing i couldnt seem to fix was the volume of the background music, at some points it got so loud it was a little overwhelming—so i had to manually turn the game down ^^; aside from that i cant wait to buy the other games these devs made that are like this theyre so cute!!!

A game well worth its price whether it’s full or discounted. Not super easy either. I enjoy a challenge but not so hard that you wanna give up. Makes you think but also find to explore. One of my favorite games to return too and I always look forward to another game. I’m glad I’m still finding more cats :)

Super cute and fun with a heartwarming message. Lasted me a couple of hours and I loved it. Not hard enough to want to give up and walk away but challenging enough!

The actual, real tears I shed at the end of this game when Leo got hired and his little portrait showed him all grown up and his little title changed from new intern, I'm tearing up just thinking about it again T-T

[h2]The Perfect Hidden Cats Game[/h2] [i]A Tower Full of Cats[/i] takes you a tower, but this isn't no ordinary tower, this tower is comprised of different times in history, a tower holding a collection of important eras from the past, and future. There's the Jurassic Era, Egypt, the Industrial Era, and so much more! I love how everything connects together, with the beautiful art style, and just the sheer amount of content you get when you buy the game. Heck, there's even subsections in each section, adding to the content there is. When you think the game is over, the game says NOPE and creates more cats for you to find. There's just so much to do and it's refreshing in the way it's done. The music is another great addition, changing in each section of the tower seamlessly and really matching each environment perfectly, whether it be the Medieval Era or the Jurassic Era, the tracks all just fit super well. If there's any [i]Devcats[/i] game you should play, it should definitely be this one, and of course, in [i]Devcats[/i] fashion, your purchase of the game is going to a good cause as well, so I strongly recommend it. <3