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Cats and Seek: Kyoto

Cats and Seek: Kyoto

|Indonesia|Adventure, Puzzle

9.7 /10

Aww Amazing!

Hot

1.2k ratings
Time to beat
Complete
1.2h
Rating sources
Steam · Player score9.7/101.2k ratingsIGDB · Player score6.0/107 ratings
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Why play it

Hi folks! In this third series, we will explore Kyoto and greet the cats there Let's play hide and seek with the cats in Kyoto!

Story and worldbuilding

Can you find them all?

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.7/10 across 1.2k ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Puzzle, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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PSX BrasilVictor Vitório · 18 Oct, 2025
6.5/10

Cats and Seek: Kyoto takes two steps forward with its coloring mode and prettier art than its predecessors. Having only two stages is a step backwards that makes the enjoyable experience even more fleeting, and even the low price isn't well-proportioned in comparison to similar games from the same publisher. In the end, it's pleasant and relaxing enough to make me hope the follow-up, Cats and Seek: Tokyo, already available on PC, also comes to PlayStation.

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Gamer Social ClubMark Pell · 4 Oct, 2025
6/10

Cats and Seek: Kyoto is another cats game that offers micro advances to the genre. The new painting mode and cat bios add something welcome and I hope they return. The core gameplay remains the same as its always been. Kyoto was a pleasure to virtually visit, though this entry is a short one that should have had at least one more stage.

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