Find 100 hidden cats in hand-drawn scenes
100 Cats Lost In Canada is a relaxing hidden object game where you search hand-drawn scenes for 100 cats tucked into colorful streets, historic landmarks, and cultural icons. Each scene captures the spirit of the country, so the hunt doubles as a wander through its landscapes. Once you've spotted the cats, the same illustration becomes a color-by-numbers canvas you can fill in at your own pace. The coloring mode is color-by-numbers only, which keeps things simple: pick the numbered color, fill the matching areas, and watch the picture come to life.
Play solo or in cozy co-op
You can go through the game on your own, or share the hunt with a friend through online co-op. Working together means splitting up the scene, comparing notes on tricky hiding spots, and taking turns on the coloring afterward. Meow FM plays in the background to set a calm mood while you search and color, so the session stays low-key whether you're chatting with a friend or playing quietly.
What to know before starting
This is a casual, family-friendly game with a hand-drawn, colorful look, aimed at unwinding rather than at fast reflexes or tough challenges. It leans on hidden object searching, gentle puzzle elements, and the incremental satisfaction of ticking off cats and completing a picture. Expect a steady, unhurried loop: explore, find, then color. There's no combat or pressure here, just a detective-style search through detailed illustrations followed by a relaxing coloring stretch.