We love a responsive dev, and this one clearly listened. Compared to Silktrails 2: Cats in the grove, this is WAAAYYY better. You’re collecting dozens of cats across 11 available levels in a solarpunk world that can be relaxing (or mildly chaotic, depending on the mode you pick). This review reflects version v1.1 as of March 2nd, 2026. My full 100% run clocked in at 28 minutes. And yes, I inhaled it.

There are 4 modes to set the vibe: Relax (no time limit), Chill (10 min), Moderate (5 min), and Hardcore (3 min). Solo is there, but there’s also VS and coop multiplayer, which I didn’t test, so I’ll let braver souls report back. You can revisit levels after completion just to admire the art, and there are surprisingly educational boards about solarpunk, which I knew absolutely nothing about before. Leaderboards exist for the competitive spirits, but only the top nine are visible and most are barely above one minute. Unless you’re secretly training for speedrunning glory, it’s not intimidating, and you’re never forced to look at them anyway.

Hints recharge quickly and, from what I experienced, don’t seem to impact achievements. I used some and still reached 100%. You only need to complete each level once to unlock all 50 achievements, at least to my knowledge. Cats look like actual cats, which I appreciate deeply. Found cats are now a deeper green instead of neon, a very welcome change. You can choose level order freely, no bugs showed up for me, and there are stickers to collect. They don’t affect achievements, but you’ll need to clear all levels in all modes to unlock every single one.

There are still elements that could be better though. You have to reset all levels to replay one, which feels counterintuitive in a game with leaderboards. Achievements lack clear descriptions, so you unlock them... but why? I got them all naturally, but I couldn’t tell you the logic behind half of them, and discussions suggest that’s not universal. There’s also less content than in Silktrails 2, around 30 minutes total instead of an hour, which makes the full price a bit steep. There are 11 playable levels, but a 12th slot sits there, unselectable. Dev mentioned an update is coming with that level, but I do hope it doesn’t bring a fresh wave of achievements. Completionists, you’ve been warned. Some cats are slightly see through before being found, which can make scanning odd at times, and movement at max zoom feels a bit like sliding through molasses. Not disastrous, just noticeable.

Overall, not the strongest in the genre, but far from the weakest. On sale, it’s a good pick whether you want to lounge in Relax mode or sprint through Hardcore. It’s really for everyone. Just maybe wishlist it first.

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Appreciate the none white backgrounds, also that cats are all in plain sight, without extra hiding spots.

I think the linework is a little messy, which adds to the difficulty, but I'm not a fan.
Somehow I keep going round through different buttons, I don't know how to just go to the next level.
It's also hard to tell in the main screen what levels have been completed and which ones haven't. The voice and the meowing weren't up my ally, so I'd probably look for muting that next time I play.

Overall for the price, it's worth it, if you enjoy finding games and cats, it's a good game. And gentle on the sensitive eyes.

the game is so good feels so relax while playing