Looking For Cats In a Badly Drawn City

About

Looking For Cats In a Badly Drawn City is a point-and-click puzzle game where players scour a chaotic urban landscape for 100 feline hiding spots. The city itself looks like a child’s doodle, wobbly streets, lopsided buildings, and scribbled details. Clicking around reveals layers of visual gags and absurd scenes, with cats tucked into everything from manhole covers to traffic signs. The challenge lies in spotting them all, as some are obvious while others blend into the messy art style. The game’s charm comes from its intentionally clumsy sketches, which feel both nostalgic and intentionally wrong. Players appreciate the slow-burn humor and the way each discovery feels earned. With no time limits or pressure, it’s a relaxed hunt that leans into its quirky aesthetic. Early reviews praise the creativity of the hiding spots, though some note the repetitive nature of clicking. Still, the sheer number of cats and the satisfaction of completing the collection keep many coming back.