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Cat Detective Albert Wilde

Cat Detective Albert Wilde

|Greece|Visual Novel, Adventure

9.4 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

170 ratings
Time to beat
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6h
Main + extras
6h
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Cat Detective Albert Wilde is a 2025 Visual Novel, Adventure, Indie, Point-and-click game rated 9.4/10 from 170 ratings, with a main story of about 6h, available on PC (Microsoft Windows).

Cat Detective Albert Wilde is a comedy game, a genre-bending noirish sci-fi mystery set in a fictional version of New York in the 1930's featuring atmospheric black & white vintage visuals, and loveable anthropomorphic characters. Players must muddle their way through a murder mystery that's messier than a fresh hairball, with a captivating voice-over and at least one joke about cat nipples (they have six!).

Story and worldbuilding

A freakish corpse... a pissed-off bookie... a wormhole to another reality... it's just another day in the office for Albert Wilde, feline private eye.

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.4/10 across 170 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Visual Novel, Adventure, Indie, with a main story around 6h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.

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The Gamerheads PodcastKatrina Smith · 14 Jul, 2025
9.1/10

Cat Detective Albert Wilde stands out in the “animal detective” game category by taking a spin on the cute and cozy vibes. This game absolutely dives head first into the crude comedic narrative where I could never guess what Albert is going to say next. I enjoy the blend of interrogations and puzzles that make me truly feel like a detective. If you are looking for a detective game with tons of comedy and a little bit of science fiction, Albert Wilde is ready to pounce on his next mystery with you!

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So Many GamesKurosh Jozavi · 25 Feb, 2025
6/10

Despite its flaws, Cat Detective Albert Wilde remains a fun and entertaining adventure for fans of noir storytelling. The strong writing, immersive atmosphere, and witty humour make it a worthwhile experience, even if the sound design choices hold it back from reaching its full potential. If the developers do indeed address the audio distractions in future updates or sequels, this game could easily become a true hidden gem in the detective genre.

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SomHráč.skOndřej Halíř · 16 Feb, 2025
7/10

Cat Detective Albert Wilde is a nice game for one day, but it is shrouded in cheaper visual, and the game deserves few upgrades.

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WayTooManyGamesHeidi Hawes · 6 Feb, 2025
7/10

At first I thought it was going to be a knock-off of Chicken Police, but it turned out to be something completely different. I don’t want to get into spoilers, so let me just say that goes in directions I never saw coming. This game is absolutely bonkers, in the best of ways.

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Thumb Culture5 Feb, 2025
6/10

I found that Cat Detective Albert Wilde is more of a playable film noir novel than a brain puzzler of a game. While the environment, story, characters and Albert’s inner monologue create a dark but humorous film noir experience. The music and lack of challenge I felt let it down. It was fun at first however I did find my attention slipping at times. As all I needed to do was simply click on the next place to go to on the map and talk to the next character. While the visuals are amazing, the game felt quite railroaded and simple. Perhaps I was expecting something more and am not used to flipping through a novel. Cat Detective Albert Wilde gets the Thumb Culture Silver Award.

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