Japanese Cats in Paintings

Japanese Cats in Paintings

Collect 205 cats in paintings!

3 ratings
25 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 27, 2018
  • May 14, 2018

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A free cat collection game where you summon and gather 205 unique cats within famous Japanese paintings. Tap to collect resources and summon more cats, aiming to complete your collection. Enjoy simple gameplay perfect for casual play.

Collect 205 cats
41 Japanese paintings
Cat House resource gathering
Simple casual gameplay
Free to play
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What's New in Japanese Cats in Paintings

1.0.1

May 14, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. I'm really sorry about the app is frozen. I fixed the bug...!

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User reviews

広告動画

何度タップしても見れない。

隙間ねこ

他の作業をするチョットした合間に猫様のお世話をする・・・・
あまり負担がないゲームなのでよいですね
次はどんな子が出るかワクワクです。

ねこねこ大江戸図鑑

悪くないっすねー!

面白いけど…

サイズがiPhone XRには合わないようで、端が切れて見えないのが残念です。

楽しい

可愛い。
頼み事もなんか奥ゆかしい。

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FAQ

What is Japanese Cats in Paintings?

Japanese Cats in Paintings is a free cat collection game. Players summon and collect 205 unique cats that appear within 41 famous Japanese paintings from the Edo era. The game features simple, casual gameplay perfect for playing in short bursts.

How do I collect cats in the game?

You collect cats by summoning them. Once summoned, they gather in 'the Cat House'. By tapping in the Cat House, you can collect money and items, which are then used to summon new cats. The goal is to collect all 205 cats.

Is Japanese Cats in Paintings free to play?

Yes, the game is completely free to play. There are no charges associated with downloading or playing the game, and it does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.

What kind of art is featured in the game?

The game features 41 famous Japanese paintings from the Edo era, which is roughly the 1800s. Artists like Kuniyoshi Utagawa and Hiroshige Utagawa are represented, with all works used being in the public domain.

Who is this game for?

This game is designed for players who enjoy casual, simple-operation games and have an interest in collecting. It's also suitable for those who appreciate Japanese art and history, offering a unique blend of both.