Find Matt’s Cats is another hidden-objects game, but saying so undersells what this awesome title brings to the table. It’s the most complete game in the genre.
Tag: point and click
Moses & Plato – Last Train to Clawville Review
In Moses & Plato – Last Train to Clawville, we are on board the Clawville express, investigating the murder of an ambassador, while being the main suspects.
Aether & Iron Review
Aether & Iron blends noir storytelling, dice-driven choices, and inventive turn-based car battles in a stylish 1930s sci-fi New York.
The Case of the Catacombs: A Tale from Atruxia Review
The Case of the Catacombs: A Tale from Atruxia is a detective game about solving mysteries in a fantasy world filled with elves, dwarves, and more.
Astronook Review
Astronook is a story about a boy who grew up to be an adult looking back at the time he used to spend with his grandfather when he dreamed to be an astronaut.
Color Me Happy Review
Color Me Happy delivers exactly what it promises: a peaceful coloring experience. It is enjoyable in short bursts and soothing in atmosphere.
Foolish Mortals Review
Foolish Mortals is a loving throwback to Lucasarts games like Full Throttle, with clever puzzles set in a richly designed, fictional Louisiana bayou.
Shimmer’s Quest – Way of the Whoop Early Impressions
Shimmer’s Quest – Way of the Whoop is a cozy, family-friendly point-and-click adventure that’s short and full of promise.
Hidden Things Forest Elves Review
Hidden Things Forest Elves is a pleasant modern hidden object game. With two screens full of detail, its value is up to you, but it’s a nice bite of zen.
Leila Review
Game: Leila Genre: Point & Click, Puzzle System: Steam (Windows, macOS) Developers | Publishers: Ubik Studios Controller Support: Yes Price: US $TBC