The Windows version of Find Matt’s Cats works perfectly on Steam Deck and Linux/Proton. Just make sure to select Vulkan when prompted.

We had some issues with save data at first, but that should be fixed now.
The game can also crash if you have a controller plugged in, but you can simply remove the controller to fix that.

The demo went up on Steam yesterday.
Go play it and wishlist the game!

Hey everyone, the Find Matt’s Cats Demo is live on Steam!
This is pretty much the same demo that was on Itch.io earlier, but the translations are almost finished now, and it’s on everyone’s favourite platform.

You should go play it! And tell your friends and family about it!

The trailer is live on YouTube!
The game will launch in March!

The Matt’s Hidden Cats title art was a quick placeholder I made a long time ago just to have something on the Steam store page. So yesterday I tried to improve on it… added more EBF items, blurred and desaturated the background a bit, changed the blue color, changed Matt’s facial expression, made the cat more detailed…

A lot of people liked some of the changes (image 1), but they still preferred some things from the original (image 2). So the final version (image 3), ended up looking pretty similar to what was already there. I had to make sure all of this stuff was finalised before making the trailer, which I hope to do soon.

I also wanted to change the font, but me and Ronja have gotten pretty attached to the existing one, so that’s gonna stay as it was too.

That’s graphic design for ya.

Hey everyone, I’m getting started on translating Matt’s Hidden Cats.

I’ve already emailed everyone who helped translate EBF5 with the details.
(assuming they’re all using the same emails as before – contact me if not!)

I’m gonna start doing some research to see which new languages I should add to the game, based on what languages are popular but also looking at the stats on my existing games.

Splitting Spanish into Europe and Latin America was mentioned during the last project, so I think I’m finally going to do that.

I’m also adding Finnish and Lithuanian due to nepotism – they are tiny markets but I have family that speak those languages.

After that, I dunno… in terms of what’s popular on Steam and the overall gaming market, the next languages to add would be Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Italian. So I’ll consider those if I have enough fans who can help out with those languages.

Let me know what you think!