Devcats and publisher Alchemy Games have shadow dropped A Tower Full of Cats on Nintendo Switch, making the title digitally available on the Nintendo eShop for $5.99.
The studio has also confirmed a Nintendo Switch 2 version will follow.
The game previously reached PC audiences via Steam and now arrives on Nintendo's handheld-console family, bringing its hand-drawn hidden-object gameplay to Switch players.
A Tower Full of Cats is a hidden-object puzzle game in the vein of Where's Waldo but populated entirely by felines.
Players ascend a single, vertically structured tower made up of dozens of individual floors, each crafted to hide as many cats as possible.
The Switch release delivers the same core loop: scan detailed scenes, pick out dozens of small targets and track progress as the tower fills with discovered cats.
Key facts and features
- 1,400+ collectible cats: The game advertises more than 1,400 unique cats to find, spread across scenes that depict historical eras from ancient civilizations to speculative futures.
- Hand-drawn presentation: Devcats-level polish is evident in every scene, which are hand-drawn and densely detailed.
That level of care is a frequent reason players on Steam describe the title as a standout in the cozy hidden-object subgenre.
- Adaptive soundtrack: The score shifts with the action, designed to support long, unhurried search sessions.
- Additional collectibles and achievements: Beyond cats, scenes contain extra items to locate and a full set of console achievements for completionists to pursue.
- Price and availability: The Nintendo Switch version is live on the eShop at a $5.99 price point.
A Nintendo Switch 2 release is confirmed to follow, with timing to be announced by the developer and publisher.
Devcats and Alchemy Games have released an official trailer alongside the Switch launch to showcase gameplay and scene variety.
For Switch owners looking for a relaxed, detail-oriented puzzle experience, A Tower Full of Cats offers a budget-friendly entry that brings the studio's Steam success to Nintendo platforms.
The studio has also confirmed a Nintendo Switch 2 version will follow.
The game previously reached PC audiences via Steam and now arrives on Nintendo's handheld-console family, bringing its hand-drawn hidden-object gameplay to Switch players.
A Tower Full of Cats is a hidden-object puzzle game in the vein of Where's Waldo but populated entirely by felines.
Players ascend a single, vertically structured tower made up of dozens of individual floors, each crafted to hide as many cats as possible.
The Switch release delivers the same core loop: scan detailed scenes, pick out dozens of small targets and track progress as the tower fills with discovered cats.
Key facts and features
- 1,400+ collectible cats: The game advertises more than 1,400 unique cats to find, spread across scenes that depict historical eras from ancient civilizations to speculative futures.
- Hand-drawn presentation: Devcats-level polish is evident in every scene, which are hand-drawn and densely detailed.
That level of care is a frequent reason players on Steam describe the title as a standout in the cozy hidden-object subgenre.
- Adaptive soundtrack: The score shifts with the action, designed to support long, unhurried search sessions.
- Additional collectibles and achievements: Beyond cats, scenes contain extra items to locate and a full set of console achievements for completionists to pursue.
- Price and availability: The Nintendo Switch version is live on the eShop at a $5.99 price point.
A Nintendo Switch 2 release is confirmed to follow, with timing to be announced by the developer and publisher.
Devcats and Alchemy Games have released an official trailer alongside the Switch launch to showcase gameplay and scene variety.
For Switch owners looking for a relaxed, detail-oriented puzzle experience, A Tower Full of Cats offers a budget-friendly entry that brings the studio's Steam success to Nintendo platforms.