Search for adorable cats in the Qing Dynasty palace from over 200 years ago! Players gave Cats in the Forbidden City a 100% positive score. Released September 12, 2024. Top tags include Cats, Hidden Object, Puzzle, Point & Click, Historical, Hand-drawn, Colorful, Casual, Relaxing, and 2D.
Search for adorable cats in the Qing Dynasty palace from over 200 years ago!
Search for adorable cats in the Qing Dynasty palace from over 200 years ago!
Developed by Catnip Studio · Published by Catnip Studio
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Cats in the Forbidden City has about 61 positive and 0 negative player reviews out of a total 61. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.
100%
positive of 61 player reviews
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Search for adorable cats in the Qing Dynasty palace from over 200 years ago!
The game is set against the backdrop of the “Wànguó Lái Cháo Tú” painting created by an anonymous Qing Dynasty artist and includes 200 carefully drawn cats, creating interesting interactions with the ancient scenes and characters.
The “Wànguó Lái Cháo Tú” is a colored silk painting by an anonymous Qing Dynasty court artist, currently housed in the Palace Museum in Beijing. The painting depicts a grand and lively scene of tribute missions from various nations. It shows guests from different countries and ethnicities, dressed in colorful attire and carrying a wide array of tributes, gathering outside the Taihe Gate, waiting for an audience with Emperor Qianlong. The artwork vividly showcases the magnificence of the palace complex and the grandeur of the Qing Dynasty with nations paying tribute.
----- Game Features -----
- Relax and enjoy ancient art while playing
- Two hundred uniquely designed cats
- Comfortable and relaxing ancient music
- Adorable cat sound effects
- 100 meticulously crafted achievement icons
----- Game Tips -----
- Click the cover logo to view the HD original version of “Wànguó Lái Cháo Tú”
- Press ESC to hide or show in-game buttons
- Click the hint button in the top left corner to quickly find a cat in the scene; can be used once every 60 seconds