Gatos no Tempo (Cats in Time)

OMG I LOVE IT! It’s super cute and wholesome, but.. sometimes the controls go all waky, there is also a lotttt of ads

it’s been a wild ride since I started writing for TapTap. Since then, I was trapped in a major city-wide shutdown, moved back to the United States with a cat, started graduate school, and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, have reviewed over forty titles with TapTap. Admittedly, I never would’ve thought to play some of these games on my own. And some of these games have been gems I’ve kept on my phone and play regularly. One thing for sure is that I’ve gained a deeper perspective and respect for game developers and the tiny nuances they put into trying to make a great mobile game! So, here is a list of five of my favorite games I’ve personally reviewed since regularly contributing to the site!

You need to find cats hidden in different places with some puzzle elements. Rotate the building to find the location of all cats. In my opinion, puzzles are always simple enough. You don't need to spend lots of time on how to finish a level. This is really an enjoyable hidden object game with adoroble visuals, plus relaxing sound tracks. I still remember how struggle when I played The Room series. But Cats in Time brings me a totally different experience.

If you follow my reviews, you know I bleed a little bit of my soul onto the page every time I write. That way, you all get to know the person behind the writing and where I'm coming from. With that in mind, I’m going to provide a handy list of all my biases in one place. Let’s go: Blue is better than red, texting is better than calling, iOS is better than Android, and CATS are waaaay better than dogs! Had this game been titled Dogs in Time...I would have gladly skipped it. Luckily,