This "Find All" series by this developer has quickly become my favourite hidden object series because:

1. All the objects are at very logical and practical locations (no ridiculous cat hiding between the clouds up in the sky, lolz).

2. Most characters are animated when completed, meaning the developers have put in a lot of work on each game.

3. Entire sections become coloured once you find all the items in the area, meaning you can skip those areas to look for your items, making it easier as you progress.

4. This particular game has a lot of content, and a bit more difficult than their other games, but there are no hint usage achievement or time limit achievement in this game. I used the hint around 10 times only and I still took more than 3 hours to complete (100%) the game.

5. The background music is nice and soothing, just like all their other games.

I plan to buy all their games (already have most of them), and I hope we continue to get such good content.

I love this game and the music, especially the one that sounds similar to Gigi D'Agostino "La Passion". But I'm going to be honest here, this is not exactly a "Find the hidden cats" but more of a "Find the shapes that resembles a cat" because while there are indeed cats hidden nicely at some place, some of them are also just some random sketches of lines that forms the ears and head of a cat somewhere in the sky or a fence or a plant etc, which are not realistic compared to other hidden cat games out there. Consider this. You can't find the last cat, so you finally use the hint. In other games you'd be like "Oooohhh so that's where it is!" but in this case you'd be like "what the hell, that's a cat?". But other than that, its a good game and its cheap too.

Though I completed all HD campaigns a long time ago, I got addicted to the DE campaigns again, due to the refined animations, graphics and new content, spending most of my free time trying to complete them. However, the path-finding can go bonkers now and then, and this can get quite frustrating for some of the campaigns in Hard difficulty. But if you're only playing in Standard difficulty, then this is negligible.

I don't understand why people are down voting this game because of micro-transactions. Its a FREE game, of course there will be micro transactions, and that is purely optional, you don't have to buy all the seeds. Plus you get a free seed every week so that makes me login everyday for around 5 minutes just to water my plants and enjoy the peacefulness and zen. My only complain is that the UI is a bit confusing and it took me sometime to figure it out.

This is one of those puzzle games where you tell yourself, "Just one more puzzle, just one more, I have work to do", and then you end up doing 30 or more puzzles at a stretch. A good time-pass game. Here is my review so far after playing for 3 hours.

• It follows the previous game style of swapping tiles to make a complete pattern.
  
• A good mix of easy and moderately difficult puzzles. Some patterns are easy to predict, but there are some that follows an unorthodox pattern, so that makes it challenging.
  
• 3 hours in and I am still on Chapter 2. There's a few more chapters left so this has very good content for its price.

• Some of the animated transition after completing some key levels or chapters is a bit too long, it would be nice if we could have an option to skip the transition rather than wait.
  
• I came across 3 or 4 puzzles where I had made a correct pattern but the system didn't identify it as complete. I had to swap similar pieces until it was the pattern that the system recognised as complete. Please fix this.
  
• Game is currently under "Steam is learning about this game" so your achievements will not be officially counted, until that changes when more people buy this game.

This is so much more difficult than a normal nonogram game! I mean, yes the 3D part is a whole new gameplay, but once you get used to the mechanic, its pretty smooth. What makes this game much harder is that in a normal nonogram game you have clues like "4,1,5,3" which means 4 marked, then gap, then 1, then gap, then 5, then gap, then 3. The fun part is trying to figure out which of the squares to mark. In this game though, they use exponential as clues, so 5^1 means it could be either be 1-gap-4, or 2-gap-3, or 3-gap-2, or 1-gap-4. So apart from figuring out which squares to mark, you also have to figure out what sequence to mark. Sometimes I spend almost an hour trying to solve a difficult level, lolz. Definitely worth the price.

I'm not a code person, but I love poems and this is just the game for me. Very relaxing to play, and many of the poems brought back memories of my school days when we had them in our syllabus.

If you watched YouTube walk-throughs and found the characters shooting up enemies everywhere, then that's probably how this game is supposed to be played. But if you played every mission without hardly firing a single shot and killing enemies only by melee stealth (and your storage is quickly filled up with spare ammos) then you've probably played Shadow Tactics and Desperados III recently like me, lolz.

Overall, great game, allows you to play how you want, but I had a bad experience with a number of irritating bugs, the most prominent being when you save and then load your last save, the enemies behave completely different from your last save. That doesn't happen every time but it happens quite frequently.

Just completed the game. I prefer this game so much more compared to the other two games. The developers have changed the user control system for this game, where the WASD key will now move in a fixed direction, regardless of which angle you're facing. So now it is extremely easy to navigate using keyboard and mouse together. I didn't even complete the other two games because half the time I was zooming into the ground or up in the sky. Very frustrating. This one is completely relaxing and peaceful.

You can play this game for the easy achievements, but more important than that, it is a very cute and relaxing game.

Once you get the hang of it, its an easy puzzle game. The key is to fill a square correctly based on its adjacent square outcome. No real challenge if you follow this rule. No guess work required. Get this game only if you want the achievements, you can complete it in around 30 minutes (I left my game on idle).