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Find hidden objects in famous paintings… then eat them.

This is a hidden object puzzle adventure set in the quiet, respectable halls of fine art museums. You are not respectable.

Each painting sits quietly before you. The guards are distracted. You are not. Famous historical masterpieces become handcrafted hidden object puzzles inspired by real art across centuries.

Study each scene, decode cryptic cravings, and interpret increasingly suspicious riddles to determine exactly what you’re hungry for. Rip it from the canvas. Consume it with the confidence of someone who has never faced consequences. Extract objects from paintings like the unhinged menace you were always meant to be.

Observe. Interpret. Point. Click. Rip.  Swallow.

Features

Hidden Object Puzzles in Classical Art - Explore richly detailed historical paintings and uncover cleverly concealed items hidden in plain sight.

Point & Click Devouring - Click to extract objects directly from the artwork, then eat them like this is completely normal behaviour.

Strange, Story-Driven Cravings - Follow bizarre clues and rambling internal logic to figure out exactly what you’re hungry for.

Three-Level Hint System - Reveal the quadrant, preview the object, or fully expose it before you start gnawing on the frame.

Historical Masterpieces Across Eras -  Travel through eras of art history in a curated collection of hidden object puzzles and a narrative about extremely poor impulse control.

One Cat Per Painting - In compliance with hidden object genre law. It is judging you. This is non-negotiable.

This is a single-player hidden object experience about art, appetite, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing you are absolutely the problem. You are not supposed to eat the paintings... and yet, here we are.

How is the Demo different to the Full Game?

The demo contains 3 paintings and all mechanics from the main game!

The main game will include 15 paintings and more story!

Happy snacking 😉

成人內容說明

開發者表示產品內容如下：

Artistic nudity is depicted in some levels.
Artistic violence is depicted in some levels.