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Cat Me If You Can Brings Its Hidden Cat Puzzle Hunt to Switch and Xbox Series on December 10

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In-game screenshot of Cat Me If You Can showing a black-and-white castle courtyard with a small blue cat in the centre
Cat Me If You Can. Image: Cosmic Stag Games

A black and white world is waiting for its colour back, one cat photo at a time. After a well received launch on Steam, Cosmic Stag Games’ cozy hidden cat puzzle adventure Cat Me If You Can is heading to Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S on December 10, with review codes coming soon through PressEngine.

Solve the meowstery on consoles!

After a very well-received launch on Steam, Cat Me If You Can is coming to Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S in all its feline glory on 10th December!

In a world in black-and-white world where all life is frozen after a mysterious event, only you and your trusty camera can bring back the colors of cats’ fur to the world, one picture at a time. But some furballs are harder to find than others, and you’ll need wit and a very sharp eye to succeed in your adventures across time and space.

If 10th December seems too far, you can already start your cat-ching adventure on Steam. Review codes will soon be available, request yours now!

About the game:

Cat Me If You Can is a cozy exploration game where you explore handcrafted black-and-white worlds, searching for hidden cats to photograph and bring the colour of their fur back into the world.

A World Full of Whiskers: Explore beautifully crafted 3D landscapes inspired by black-and-white comic / manga art, filled with hidden surprises and feline friends to discover.

Capture the Moment: Use your in-game instant camera to photograph hundreds of unique cats, each with their own distinct quirks and charm and bring the colors of their fur back to the world.

Solve Puzzles and More: Find hidden secrets, solve puzzles and find and cleverly concealed cats. From environmental clues to cryptic riddles, each challenge rewards sharp eyes and creative thinking. Keep an eye out, some of the most elusive felines are tucked away in the most unexpected places!

Relaxation at its Core: Take a breath and drown out the noise of the world around you. Cat Me If You Can is designed to be a soothing and wholesome experience that helps players unwind after a long day.

About Cosmic Stag Games:

“At Cosmic Stag, we believe every puzzle has meaning (even if it’s hidden), every story can spark wonder, and every game can be an escape worth remembering. Together, we’re creating something magical – a playground for tired souls seeking comfort in the extraordinary.”

We are an independent game development company located in the vibrant city of Berlin. Our team comprises talented and dedicated individuals from around the world, all sharing a common passion for producing exceptional work.

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Wuthering Waves Version 3.8 ‘Lilies in a Dying Dream’ Brings Lily, a New Main Quest and More on November 12

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Gameplay screenshot from Wuthering Waves, the open-world action RPG by Kuro Games, showing Rover in the world of Solaris-3.
Gameplay screenshot from Wuthering Waves, the open-world action RPG by Kuro Games. Photo via the game's official Steam store page / publisher.

Kuro Games has unveiled Wuthering Waves Version 3.8, “Lilies in a Dying Dream,” launching November 12 with a new Resonator, a new Main Quest chapter and a raft of gameplay optimizations.

The update introduces Lily, a new Resonator, along with her signature weapon, Lullaby, and the new Main Quest Chapter IV Act V, “A Bouquet for Tomorrow,” which sets the stage for Version 4.0.

Version 3.8 also adds new events, including Second Coming of Solaris, the seven-day login event Gifts of Bygone Dreams, Whither the Wind and the Tactical Hologram challenge, plus Hiyuki’s Deluxe Outfit “Lune Noire” and its matching accessory.

On the systems side, the update redesigns the Resonance Conversion page for Rover, adds a Material Locator button for finding where materials come from, and gives the PC launcher a choice between Full Resources and Basic Resources, while console players get new Performance and Quality modes.

Wuthering Waves is a free-to-play cross-platform action RPG from Kuro Games, the Guangzhou-based studio founded in 2014, set in a post-cataclysmic sci-fi world.

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