Finding Cats In Fallen Leaves Town

These games in the series usually want you to find TONS of cats. 500, 600 or even 700 hundred of them. Breeze Village was an exception with just 130 pets to find. Now, this latest episode is in between with its 300 kitties. I say this is a sort of perfect number - not too many but not too few, either.

What Fallen Leaves Town lacks compared to previous entries is the animation. Previous episodes allowed us to open doors, trunks of cars or even boxes to find more hidden cats. There were also many balloons we could pop (and again some cats were hidden behind these). In this latest episode the new feature is that once a section is completed that part gains colour.

This definitely helps with completing the entire stage, however, the meowing of cats is still present as a means of assistance. The closer you are to the cat you haven't found in an area (where most of the others have already been revealed), the stronger the meowing gets (with 2 cats remaining close by it can actually get very annoying). So, in a way, given this feature is still there as a sort of alternate hint, the coloration does not really provide additional help - but certainly makes the stage look better as we make progress.

This latest episode is a great addition to an already great series. I miss the part where I could interact with various objects to find more cats. This episode feels a bit more static compared to the rest, however, it still remains to be a relaxing HOG perfect for a hot weekend where under no circumstances do you want to go out.

Another good one from Peach Rain but a bit different. Usually the cats and other things are interactive but in Fallen Leaves Town they don't move. It is not a big count of cats either....Just over 300. But what is cool it colorizes in sections as you find all the cats.

Got this as a birthday gift.

An instant fave! Whenever Peach Rain (the dev) releases a new game, I download and play. This is another well made Hidden Object game with cats, but this time we get coloring! Sections of the black-n-white world color themselves after we find all the cats in that area.

This is something new and I like it. I also like the fact that the colors are not bright, but pastel-neuter-metallic nuances, a signature to this series. Moreover, I enjoy the number of cats in these games. This one has a moderate of 327 cats. Go check the one with over 700 cats.

PROS:
- Simple yet intricate black-n-white world;
- The colorization after finding a number of cats in that area;
- The number of cats to be found in the entire game;
- Cats can be found without using hint;
- Easy to learn mechanics;
- If you're really stuck, listen to the meows, they guide you to find the missing cat.

NEUTER:
- No interactivity with the environment. In previous games, you can click on dustbins, windows and boxes to reveal hidden cats.

CONS:
- None.

I wholeheartedly recommend this game to anyone!