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Relaxing Cute Cat Picross Game

Ratings

Age

4+

Category

Puzzle

Languages

English

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Ratings & Reviews
Meow tower is so fun
Sun Dec 07 2025 Abigail’s iPad

I love meow tower because you can care for cats. I love cats and if you are a cat lover you should totally get this game. I love that you can make music boxes. You also can reach a maximum level on the cats so then you can get presents for them and learn more about them if you press the notebook button, because if you press it you can see how many hearts you have for that cat , see a page of their dairy, learn about secrets, and what you can describe them. Meow tower is also so relaxing and exciting at the same time, that is what I love when I am mad, to do something relaxing like meow tower. Here are some things that I want to change/ don’t like: I want the room keys to be less expensive, and don’t want to have to pay for special cats every holiday if you want it. Can it be if you have 50 gold cans and have to pay like that not with real money? I also dislike that you have to either have to pay with real money or watch an ad to get pencils, I do not want to get pencils to do ether hard or easy logic puzzles. Here are a couple reasons why I love meow tower( look Back at the top if you don’t remember). Here are recommendations for the game: can there be a feature that you could instead of buy (with real money ) the special cat that changes every season, you could just work for 50 gold tuna cans so you do not have to buy it ( with real money ). I also really want a feature that I can play with my others. Thank for reading and PLEASE GET THIS GAME.

Best Nonogram App Ever
Mon Mar 24 2025 faelsafe

FIRST: Just a quick point of feedback to the team as someone who's willingly paid for every Special cat and been Ad Free since the beginning; I would pay to permanently double the max amount of pencils that could be recharged, since the Hard puzzles cost 2 Pencils instead of 1 I only get to play 4 puzzles at a time when I'm caught up to the Easy ones. I'd also love the ability to move the cats around so I could put my favorites up top or organize them by theme. NOW: I've played a lot of different nonogram games and all of them have gotten deleted off my phone within a couple weeks of downloading them because it didn't feel like there was a real tangible reward for finishing puzzles (or the reward is a Narrative Story which ends too soon). Meow Tower's art and compact story are the perfectly balanced option to giving me larger goals to work towards and I'm always excited when new cats release, which they've been doing consistently since launch. There are limited time / premium Cats that appear and while $12 might seem like a steep price I'm personally always happy to continue supporting the developers in this way. The premium cats usually feel like they have more items packed into their room and always come with a bunch of bonus pencils and themes for your game board and tower so it feels worth it from a gameplay perspective too.

Very cute and fun, but there’s room for change
Fri Aug 16 2024 Gamegirl🎮

TL;DR: Daily bonuses would be nice I’ve had this game for over a week now, being one that enjoys Nonogram puzzles, and I must say this is probably the best Nonogram game I’ve played thus far. It’s very cute, I love the art style, and I enjoy the achievements, items and cats I can get for every puzzle I complete. Plus while your mistakes can affect how many cans you get, you don’t have to be perfect to get 3 stars. Nor do you lose lives or pencils for redoing one. That is a nice feature to make the game less frustrating on difficult puzzles But there’s at least one thing that I would want to change. The max pencils we can have is 8 and honestly, it doesn’t feel like enough. Especially if you’re doing Hard puzzles that cost 2 for each. So you don’t get to play for very long and would have to wait an hour or two to get them back. The only way you can have endless pencils is if you pay for it for one day. Or buy a truckload for even more. If I may make a suggestion, perhaps daily bonuses could be added? There is a stamp card that at least gets filled up after a week but that’s it. Perhaps to encourage players to play daily for a good amount of time, they could get little items or bonuses for every day they play. Like Day 1 can just be a Hint, then Day 3 you get 15 minutes of infinite pencils. Something like that. All in all, it’s a good game, but there can be more development.

So cute and relaxing!!
Sun Jul 24 2022 Bluhbluhbluhbored

I don’t normal write reviews for apps but this game is so enjoyable I felt it deserves me taking the time to review it. The game is so cute and fun I fell in love with it instantly. It’s so enjoyable to decorate each of the cat’s rooms and learn more about them in the process. The puzzles are also really fun and not too difficult! I’ve always loved nonograms and my sister who never really understood them was able to learn how to do them through this game! (She also loves them now too!) I also am so thankful there aren’t pop-up ads every three minutes like every other app has nowadays. There are some ads, but you’re able to instantly X it out and they never pop up during puzzles or decorating or any other time where it would feel like an inconvenience. (All the ads I got were also soundless so it didn’t interrupt the calm relaxing mood I was in while playing) I feel like a lot of games that market themselves as relaxing and stress-relieving really aren’t, but this game actually is! I could honestly go on and on about this game but I’ll end it here. If you want a fun, relaxing, and cute game this is definitely the game for you! Play it!!! (Also, Arco and Oat are my favorites :3 )

Super cute but a little easy
Sun May 18 2025 Lady Bellaphram

I cleared out the last picross game I played so I was excited to find a new one that’s cute and not full of ads or microtransactions! (There are still some but it’s no more than you would expect from a free app) I like that completing the nonograms lets you buy furniture for each of the cats and that they all have different personalities. Unfortunately the main reason I play is for the picross puzzles and I find them just a little too easy :( . Not the puzzles themselves, but the fact that the game won’t let you make a mistake. If I misclick a tile, which is easy to do in both tap and button mode, I immediately know if it’s supposed to be filled in or not. And I can’t unfill in the tile either. It really takes some of the fun and satisfaction of solving the puzzle myself when suddenly a misclick has completed 3 rows of a 15x15 puzzle. I understand this mechanic is probably appreciated by people who are newer to nonograms but I do find myself wishing I could turn it off. That’s my only complaint though! The game is super cute and I don’t find that I run out of pencils too often, and even when I do I just watch an add and my bar is completely refilled. It’s great to have on the go and as something to do while watching tv in the evenings!

I LOVE this game! :)
Sat Dec 02 2023 Maddie :]

I hardly ever write game reviews, but I seriously love this game so much. It’s so relaxing and fun, and I love to play it after a tiring day or to help wake me up in the morning or on a long car ride. The puzzles are fun, the atmosphere is enjoyable, and I love collecting all my cats! My favorite is Toto. :) I love how the more you play, the more the tower is filled with life, and they ask you to do little tasks to help them out from time to time. I’m not bombarded with ads or anything, and this is for sure my favorite app on my phone!!! Also, if I could add in a game suggestion, maybe add in a way to say hi to the cats inbetween cutscenes! It would be so fun to ring their doorbell and see what kinds of things are on their mind, or even just give them a little wave to check in on them. If you’re a developer of this game reading this, please know that I LOVE your game and this newest update! Please if it’s not too much trouble, add in more levels too with the next update, I never get tired of it! I was so sad before the latest update because I had almost done every puzzle in the game, but now that I have more ones to do I can’t wait to keep playing! Thank you for an awesome game! :)

Fantastic! One suggestion though
Tue Jul 05 2022 xxVll

Absolutely love this game! The art is adorable, it’s well developed, the nonograms are a joy to play and the themes are beautiful! It’s obvious time and thought went into this, and I’m so happy to see a Matchington mansion style game (playing a “mini game” to get stars or money or cans) with a game other than candy crush style match three! Refreshing and wonderful! My only suggestion is that it’s impossible to keep interest with only eight pencils that go down every game (and go down by two with the hard levels). As someone whose play style is sit down and play to unwind for a while once a day, only eight puzzles makes it impossible to truly do that! I’d suggest possibly making the pencils more of a “lives” style mechanism, where players only lose pencils or life when they fail or restart a game. That being said, I love the relaxed atmosphere, with no time limit and a higher number of mistakes being allowed for a perfect score. Unfortunately that would have to be changed or compromised for a life style set up :/ Overall, a fantastic game! Absolutely would recommend to any nonogram players!

Almost perfect
Sun Apr 10 2022 psychicdaydreams

The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is its implementation of the nonogram itself—which I consider a 2-star issue in itself. See, the Xs in a nonogram aren't part of the puzzle that can be right or wrong, they're a guide for the player that should be ignored by scoring. But this game doesn't treat them correctly. It's common in most games, for example, to put Xs in the "wrong" spots while marking the midsections of two blocks in a row too large to have a known breakpoint, and erase them when not needed. According to this game, that would be a mistake, and you're penalized for it. I don't love that it highlights the exact position of a block when multiple options could logically exist, such as telling you the 2 block you've entered in a 2 2 2 2 row is the one second from the left, but that's a common enough design choice that I can live with it. But since you can't erase an X, engaging with this game like you would any other nonogram game can lead to inadvertent puzzle spoilers as the game tells you that what you intended as a mark to yourself to check spacing is either true or false. Let the player reason it themself! Not all of us can count 15 squares in our heads by sight on a small phone screen.

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