100 Cats Lost in China

About 100 Cats Lost in China

100 Cats Lost in China is a chill indie game from Two Cats Games, released December 19 2025 on PC. It tasks you with finding 100 hidden cats across two hand-drawn maps of China, blending a relaxing search with guided color-by-number activities. The game supports solo play or local co-op with a friend. Its vibe is casual and low-stakes, focusing on exploration and creativity. The hand-painted visuals and cultural landmarks give it a distinct aesthetic. If you like taking your time and spotting small details, this is your thing.

Gameplay

You navigate two large, detailed maps using a scrollable interface, scanning for cats hiding in buildings, parks, and landmarks. A magnifying glass tool zooms in on areas, and clicking a cat marks it as found. Once all cats in a section are located, you unlock color options, either following number guides or using a free palette. Sessions feel like a mix of visual puzzle and art project. Co-op splits the map, with both players needing to find all cats. Controls are basic, relying on mouse clicks and drag-to-move. The game’s slow pace and minimal text make it ideal for short or long play sessions.

What Players Think

On PlayPile, it holds a 7.8 rating with 34% completion rate. Average playtime is 3.2 hours, and 62% of players finish in under 5 hours. Community moods lean positive: 48% call it "chill," 39% "cute," but 22% find it "boring" and 18% "repetitive." Critics praise the art but note the short runtime and lack of depth. One review said, "Cute concept, but feels like a demo." Another called it "a relaxing way to spend an afternoon." Achievement data shows 23% earn 100% completion, with the final cat often taking 1, 2 hours to track.

PlayPile's Take

This is a low-effort, casual pick for cat lovers and art fans. At $14.99, it’s affordable but brief. The coloring adds variety but doesn’t fix the core issue: the search becomes repetitive after a few hours. Best for players seeking a stress-free activity to fill a rainy day. If you want something deeper or longer, pass. But if you’re into spotting hidden objects and hand-drawn visuals, give it a try.

Storyline

In this relaxing cat-filled game, are you ready to discover 100 hidden cats across the unique landscapes of the country? Hand-drawn scenes with colorful streets, historic landmarks, and cultural icons await you.