You explore a large black-and-white illustration inspired by a famous European city, then you search the image in its smallest corners to find 20 hidden cats. From the first seconds, the concept seems simple, yet the scene multiplies small visual traps, misleading shapes and mischievous details that slow your gaze. You advance at your own pace, observing a façade, a roof, a window, then a street corner where a feline almost blends into the scenery. Each discovery provides immediate satisfaction, because a spotted cat is added to your progress and gradually transforms this vast drawing into terrain already partially deciphered. The interest of the game lies precisely in this gentle tension between relaxation and concentration, because nothing presses you, but every area seems capable of hiding a new animal under your eyes. As the search continues, you must decide whether it is better to inspect the whole image methodically or to follow your intuition when a silhouette intrigues you. Some cats are noticeable at a glance, while others merge with a pattern, a shadow or a line of the décor, which creates real moments of hesitation. The blockage often happens when you think you are almost finished, with only a few felines still unfound, and you are then led to go over the whole scene with fresh eyes. The game relies on attention, patience and the pleasure of pure observation, without unnecessary detours. As the illustrations are full of visual surprises, every portion of the image can rekindle your curiosity. You do not simply search at random, you learn to read the drawing, to spot anomalies and to validate each find one by one. Enjoy!
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