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About 100 Cats Lost in Italy
100 Cats Lost in Italy is a casual indie game developed by Two Cats Games, released November 20, 2025. It tasks players with spotting 200 hidden cats spread across two detailed hand-drawn maps of Italy. The game supports solo play, local co-op, and multiplayer. You’ll zoom in, pan around, and mark every feline you find before unlocking a color-by-numbers feature to customize scenes. The vibe is intentionally laid-back, with no time limits or penalties. It’s a puzzle-meets-art project designed to appeal to fans of search-and-find games and creative hobbies.
Gameplay
Each session involves scanning the maps for camouflaged cats, which pop up against intricate backgrounds like Tuscan vineyards or Roman ruins. Controls are simple: a mouse or touchpad lets you pan and zoom. Once a cat is found, you click to mark it. After completing all 200, the color mode lets you use pre-determined palettes or freehand tools to repaint the map. The search feels methodical but stress-free, while coloring offers a meditative break. Multiplayer adds a layer of teamwork, though most play solo. The game lacks combat, puzzles, or progression systems, just the pure joy of spotting hidden shapes.
What Players Think
The game has a 92% completion rate among PlayPile users, with an average playtime of 3 hours. 87% of players rate it 4 stars or higher, praising its "calm creativity" and "addictive cat hunt." Community moods are overwhelmingly positive, with 78% describing it as "relaxing" and 65% as "visually stunning." Reviewers note the co-op mode is a standout, with one calling it "the perfect way to kill an hour with a friend." Achievements include "Cat Whisperer" (find all 200) and "Colorist" (finish all maps). No one reports frustration, but some call it "too slow for action fans."
PlayPile's Take
100 Cats Lost in Italy is a niche win for anyone who loves hidden-object games or coloring books. It’s priced at $14.99, making it a low-risk buy for a chill experience. While it lacks depth for hardcore gamers, it thrives as a pick-up-and-play distraction. The co-op mode and art style are its strongest points, offering hours of quiet fun for cat lovers or creative types. If you want to unwind without stress, this one’s for you.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
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