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Single-player games like Ever Seen A Cat?

Below are 8 single-player Steam games similar to Ever Seen A Cat?, ranked by player overlap. Every pick carries Steam's Single-player category, so multiplayer-only titles or always-online games don't sneak in. imho.run pulls the category data from Steam directly — Single-player here matches what the store labels.

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Ranked picks

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    Ever Seen A Cat? 2 — Steam game cover

    Ever Seen A Cat? 2

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    A relaxing hidden object game. Find even more cats in several stylish environments! Every play through is different!

    2022Casual4.99 USDDeck PlayableSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Ever Seen A Cat? 3 — Steam game cover

    Ever Seen A Cat? 3

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    A relaxing hidden object game. Find yet more cats in several new fairy tale themed environments! Every play through is different!

    2022Casual2.49 USDDeck PlayableSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    A Building Full of Cats — Steam game cover

    A Building Full of Cats

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    A Building Full of Cats is a hidden object game where you need to pet all the cats in the building. Don't leave any cats behind!

    2022Casual2.99 USDDeck VerifiedSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Travellin Cats in Maple Hollow 🍂 — Steam game cover

    Travellin Cats in Maple Hollow 🍂

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    Find 100 cats hidden in the cosy autumnal town of Maple Hollow in this cute hand-drawn hidden object game by Travellin Cats - the original viral hidden cat game creator! Can you find them all?

    2023IndieCasual0.99 USDDeck VerifiedSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Hidden Cats in London — Steam game cover

    Hidden Cats in London

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    Meow meow! Kittens are hidden in London, let's find them all. A short and pleasant experience! Start with a Beautiful monochromatic illustration, relax and find all the cats one by one to reveal the final colored art. Play through different modes, find special cats, and unlock bonus levels!

    2022IndieCasual1.99 USDDeck PlayableSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Lost and Found Co. — Steam game cover

    Lost and Found Co.

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    Lost and Found Co. is a hidden object adventure in a cozy and immersive world. Join a cast of lively characters on their epic journey across countless magical locations. Find lost items, solve puzzles, and help a tiny dragon regain her power!

    2026IndieCasual14.39 USDDeck VerifiedSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Hidden Paws — Steam game cover

    Hidden Paws

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    It's winter and cats are still outside. Cold and alone. Find them and bring them home. Now includes free Christmas Isles. Enjoy!

    2018IndieCasual2.99 USDDeck PlayableSingle-playerSimilar games →
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    Lots of Cats in Every Moment — Steam game cover

    Lots of Cats in Every Moment

    Single-player alternative to Ever Seen A Cat? — playable solo, no multiplayer required. Shares Casual with Ever Seen A Cat?.

    “Lots of Cats in Every Moment” is a game where you find hidden cats while romance unfolds!

    2024IndieFree To PlayCasualFreeDeck VerifiedSingle-playerSimilar games →