Hidden-object levels strung together with a story about a cat. The narrative is thin but it gives the scenes a reason to change, which keeps the format from repeating itself.

The searching itself is standard and competently done. Where it stands out is pacing — levels are short, the difficulty rises gently, and it never leaves you scanning the same scene long enough to get frustrated.

Suits shorter sessions than the more sprawling games here. Two or three levels is a natural stopping point.

Undemanding, and one of the friendlier things on this site for younger players.