Ever Seen A Cat? 2 on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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A relaxing hidden object game. Find even more cats in several stylish environments! Every play through is different!
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is a casual, point & click and hidden object game
developed and published by EverCats.
Released on May 30th 2022 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 449 reviews of which 440 were positive and 9 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 or higher.
- Processor: 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 95 MB available space
- Additional Notes: 32-bit / Open GLES 2.0
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6/10 I played the first Ever Seen A Cat and this one seemed to be a little more easier than the first. The doodle art is nice, and I like that for the most part the cats look like cats, as some games I've seen them look completely disfigured. The cat finding games are by far my favorite, over item finding games. The music is nice and the sound effects work well with the game. Larger maps would be nice, but don't go adding timed speed run achievements. I like that this game is relaxing. Good for adults and little ones. And for the price this feels worth the money. I did have a little difficulty unlocked the Recreation achievement, as the last cat didn't seem to appear every time I replayed the level. I replayed this one over 20 times and gave up, the next day I got back in and tried again, getting it on the first try so maybe I did find it but it never triggered the achievement. I'm not sure.
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Ever Seen A Cat? 2 brings back the same fuzzy charm and feline hide-and-seek formula as the first game, but with slightly easier levels and smoother zoom. With around 30 cats per level across 9 levels, you’ll spend about 10 minutes breezing through your first run and roughly 34 minutes total to 100% the achievements. Cats change places between sessions, so repeated playthroughs aren’t exactly the same, but they do feel repetitive. The adorable art style returns in full force, along with fun, upbeat music and several customization options like color vibrance and movement sensitivity. The zoom is slightly better than the first game, which helps, especially when the cats blend into the details. And yes, every cat still looks like a cat, thankfully. However, it’s not all purrs and cuddles. Cat placement is extremely easy, levels are super short (still between 30 seconds to 2 minutes each), and the hints again give away exact locations instead of a general area. There’s also a minor annoyance with progress loss: exiting to the level select menu resets your current level because no matter the level selected you receive a pop-up about progress erasure, which feels clunky even if the time loss is minimal. All that said, it’s still a wholesome and relaxing experience, just a bit less engaging than its predecessor. If you enjoyed this review, please check out my curator page to find more : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45639970-Ele%2527s-Little-Recommendation-Corner/]Ele's Little Recommendation Corner !
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As a sequel to the first Ever Seen a Cat, I would say Ever Seen a Cat 2 is just slightly weaker than it in a few minor ways, but the cores of each game are impressive and I can easily recommend Ever Seen a Cat 2. This is a semi-copy-pasted review from my review of the first game where changes are made to reflect some unique elements that this game has. Both are extremely similar, but both deserve a bit of praise and are just a bit different. Ever Seen a Cat 2 operates like many other games like it, but it has some nice touches. The first one I noticed was the menu, it has a lot of customization and that is appreciated. However, I would like to note that an option to change my cursor back to a normal Windows cursor would be appreciated, the paw cursor is cute, but it feels odd to use to my autistic brain. What I noticed next and felt enhanced the game the most was how cats are hidden. In many games like this, the cats are blended in only slightly often just using shapes to distinguish them and often this is done by keeping images as simple line art and maybe coloring them at the end. In this game though the art is done in a way that heavily blends the cats into different parts of the environment. This not only makes it feel fresh in a market that is very samey but also creates harder-to-find cats. Many hidden object games are too easy and it was a pleasant surprise to see that this game was more difficult than many others, though not quite as difficult as the first. (Note: unlike the first game, I am happy to report though that there were no corner cats which was a nice improvement.) Beyond that, I was torn for some time on the speedrun/timer aspect of this game. It feels a bit artificial to say that your game has replayability because it can be timed, but here it works for several reasons. First of all, there are many scenes with a more limited number of cats than many other hidden cat games have, so you rush through them really quickly and then can move to the next, you can do this in a loop and it feels pretty good honestly. Second, the cats are semi-randomized, which means that you can have different layouts a lot of the time. This means that the search goes beyond raw memorization, which is nice. I do think that there is something to be said about predictability and how it can be good for speedrunning, but some in the speedrunning category enjoy a bit of that randomness (look at Minecraft speedruns for example). Finally, though at first, I was annoyed that I had to play back through the game multiple times in order to get all the achievements I realized that it did something to me psychologically that helped encourage that desire for speed. By making me go through multiple times it promoted fast runs because of their efficiency, which encouraged me to try caring for the fun of it, and that is exactly what happened. This also means that you see your time and how you did multiple times which encourages comparisons that help you care about your times. This all combines to make the speedrun/timer aspect of the game feel good. My only other minor note is that I wish that the hint system did not just outright reveal the cats, but instead just gave you the general area of where they are, it always feels more satisfying to have hints, not answers. Overall, this game is definitely above average for hidden object cat games. The sound design was also pretty pleasant. Many other games like this have 1 or maybe 2 songs, here though they have somewhere between 4-6, and they are all pretty decent. The first game had a stronger soundtrack in my opinion, this one has far too much energy for my taste, but I do think that if that pumps you up for that speedrunning stuff you may appreciate this soundtrack more. The only other sound design is the limited click sound effects, a few meows, and the purr you get when using the hint option all of which are good. I appreciate that every found cat was not a meow, but a variable pitch ding. It sounded satisfying and kept the noise from being annoying when selecting cats in quick succession in my opinion. Overall, this game is a cut above most in its sound design. I alluded to this a bit earlier in the gameplay section, but the art of this game is impressive mechanically for a game like this. It has a lot of creativity and variety with cats having all sorts of different textures, shapes, and charming characteristics while all still being very clear. None of the cats feel like they are unfairly hidden despite the obfuscation they have from their unique design. The art around the cats is just as impressive using many slightly different styles/environments to hide them. One thing that is brilliantly done within the backgrounds is that it has a lot of things that are similar in look to the cats, but clearly aren’t on full inspection. I do think that the first game has better and more creative art, but it is still very good here. In the end, it is just brilliant; the art is easily the strongest part of this game. Overall, I like this game. I think the first one is better, but not by enough to really matter, but if you had to pick just one I suggest the first. Of note: at full price I could see some hesitation in picking up this game, many others in the space are $1 as opposed to this game’s $2 price tag. However, on sale it can go down as low as 60 cents USD which is about where all of the other games get priced at on sale anyways so this one is an easy sell in my opinion (even at full price in my opinion). But yeah, have you ever seen a cat? Either way, this is a great way to see more.
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Played and perfected with family sharing. Purchased after it because a developer, who not adding stupid amount of achievements (100+) to his/her/whatever short game deserve money. That's all folks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.99€ on Steam.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 received 440 positive votes out of a total of 449 achieving an impressive rating of 9.04.
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Ever Seen A Cat? 2 was developed and published by EverCats.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is not playable on MacOS.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is not playable on Linux.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Ever Seen A Cat? 2. Explore additional content available for Ever Seen A Cat? 2 on Steam.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Ever Seen A Cat? 2 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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30 May 2022
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