Well, everyone should decide for themselves whether they want to spend money on a game that can be solved in under 7 minutes.
This game has absolutely nothing new or interesting to add to the Hidden Cats genre.

This is a very lukewarm recommendation for a very, very basic hidden object game - one large scene, no animations, no colouring in of cleared areas, no cats fully hidden and having to be found from sound or image clues, etc. There is a very good zoom function (though I only needed to use it for the last 15 or so cats), and the background music is pleasant if repetitive. Almost all of the cats were in the less densely drawn areas (and hence more easily visible) and almost none in the areas of thick foliage which would have been more challenging and interesting to search. The cats are generally scaled to the scene so their small size is the principle method of making them difficult to find.

Unless I overlooked the controls, there seems to be no way to turn off the timed competitive mode nor could I see a hint facility (presumably not needed if the game is permanently set to "competitive" mode). I bought the game at a discount price of UK £0.53 but for only 17 minutes of not very entertaining game time, I'm not convinced it was good value for money; this was my first game in the hidden object series from this developer, and I do not expect to buy any more. I fell (just) on the side of recommendation because the game works, however basic it may be - if Steam had a "neutral" choice, I would have gone for that.

A simple hidden object game where the "objects" are 101 cats in Bangkok. It has easy achievements and, most importantly, it's 1€. If you enjoy this type of game or are an achievement hunter, it's definitely worth a try.