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This isn't a hard game but it's still cute and a nice hidden object game to kill time. I finished it all in 15min with 1 hint. There are 2 special achievements that are a nice innovation from the other games.

There are hidden clickable objects to get animations, music and sound. Unlocking everything doesn't give access to a hidden map like with cats in china but it unlocks timer mode. There is no list of every bonus objects but you should find them all since one achievements is unlocked that way. The music and sounds are nice.
The game saves your progress so you can leave and come back later without starting from 0.

This one is one of the bigger an with more bonus items than others. I finished it all in 30min with a couple hints. The cats are hidden in a more "realistic" way in this one so it balances the more difficult map.

There are lots of hidden clickable objects to get animations. Unlocking everything doesn't give access to a hidden map like with cats in china but it unlocks timer mode. The music and sounds are nice.
The game saves your progress so you can leave and come back later without starting from 0.

This one is quite easier than some others but it's still cute and a nice hidden object game. I finished it all in 15min with 1 hint. One cat is pretty hard to find but the others are straight forward enough.

There are hidden clickable objects to get animations, music and sound. Unlocking everything doesn't give access to a hidden map like with cats in china but it unlocks timer mode. There is no list of every bonus objects in this one, maybe it's a glitch because there is a similar popup in other games and there is a list. The music and sounds are nice.
The game saves your progress so you can leave and come back later without starting from 0.

This one is quite easier than others but it's still cute and a nice hidden object game. I finished it all in 15min without hints.
There are hidden clickable objects to get animations. Unlocking everything doesn't give access to a hidden map like with cats in china but it unlocks timer mode. The music and sounds are nice.
The game saves your progress so you can leave and come back later without starting from 0.

Nice little hidden object game. I got a few on sale and they're worth the price if you like this kind of activities.

It took me about 1h to find all items and extra with a few hints. The game has a nice vibe with a pleasant music. There are clickable items on top of the cats to find. Some will trigger animations or sound and some are required to unlock a second special map. The game keeps track of your progress so you can exit and come back later without having to do it all from the start.

It's a fun little interactive experience if you enjoy the show. There are lots little details and stuff to play with but it's really a time waster more than a "game".

It can be played sitting but you're making it all much harder and it might be pretty unpleasant. Standing up with a good arm's length around (including up and down) you is the minimum needed to interact with everything.
You can't really move freely, the game has pre-set place where you can teleport and you can move around from there but don't absolutely need to. It's clearly made for an in between experience. Not open space but not sitting either.

Replayability is either infinite or nihil, depending on your affinity with the universe and the fiddling time wasting nature of the product (and the achievements to hunt). You'll get a few hours of play out of the game, in order to cover all episodes aka puzzles. There is no save while you're in a puzzle, you need to finish it once to unlock the next one and except for 1, none are hard and they each last about 10-20+ min depending on how long you fool around. It's really all about being *inside* a pretend episode.

The game is stable with a quest 2 with link and a CV1. However the linked quest requires to activate spectator mode to stop the jittering. But it works.

It's worth getting for fans but probably not at full price. It's a novelty game.

You can b**** slap Morty in the first game but not Rick. Still a fun way to start things up.

It looks like it could be fun since I like VR shooting games but sadly it doesn't work with my gear. Tried with quest 2. No interaction is registered besides moving around. Then the game crashes. It's unplayable. All other VR titles work fine with the same hardware. Too bad.

It's a neat and simple learning game. Getting to see what your code does in real time without having to setup any emulator, ide, etc. is a very attractive idea to learn coding.
I hope they add more content and functions over time or open it to workshop addons.

It's a time waster and one shouldn't expect more.
It's also better than the first game with more content and good ideas like plane gunner. Some weapons seem useless and the controls can't be changed. You can't switch weapon without scrolling through all of them wich is a pain (probably a bug, the other game used the number row).
And it crashes a whole lot. There is a resume feature but that's barely a crotch.

A classic if you like this kind of puzzle but quite hard to stay within the constraints.

Otherwise, it's straightforward. You have to connect different places with different pieces, within a budget.