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About Where's the Meerkat

Find every meerkat, every place, every time! Join a mischievous family of ten meerkats on an illustrated adventure around the world and through time. Explore 27 colorful locations, from New York and the Great Barrier Reef to ancient Egypt, the Jurassic Period and a futuristic metropolis. Look closely: ten meerkats are hiding in every picture. Find them all, then return for a bonus hunt with five more things to discover. Zoom in and move around each scene to inspect the details, enjoy the music and watch the pictures come to life. YOUR MEERKAT ADVENTURE • Search richly detailed artwork from the Where’s the Meerkat? books. • Discover swimming fish, flying birds, floating balloons, fireworks and playful character animations. • Collect location stamps in your Meerkat Passport by completing both hunts. • Meet all ten family members and read their biographies. • Earn 28 optional Game Center achievements. There are no competitive leaderboards or scores to chase. • Continue an unfinished hunt with your discoveries and view of the picture saved. • Enable optional, gently paced hints in Game Options when you want a little help. • Choose Full, Gentle or Off animations, and adjust music and sound effects separately. TRY THREE LOCATIONS FREE New York, the Great Barrier Reef and Easter Island are free to play, including their bonus hunts. ONE PURCHASE UNLOCKS THE WHOLE GAME A single one-time in-app purchase unlocks all 24 remaining locations, giving you all 27 locations and both hunts in every one. There are no individual level purchases and no subscription. Already purchased the extra locations? The Great Wall, Giza and Jurassic Period are included at no extra charge. Use Restore Purchases if needed. Celebrate ten years of Where’s the Meerkat? and enjoy looking a little closer.

Ratings & reviews

4.7

800 ratings

5 ★ 81% 4 ★ 12% 3 ★ 4% 2 ★ 1% 1 ★ 2%

What’s new

Version 1.3 · Updated October 20, 2026

Celebrate 10 years of Where’s the Meerkat? with our biggest update yet! • Three new locations: the Great Wall, Giza and the Jurassic Period—bringing the adventure to 27 locations. • Scenes brought to life with swimming fish, flying birds, balloons, fireworks and playful character animations. • A new Meerkat Passport to collect location stamps and meet the family. • 28 Game Center achievements, with no leaderboards or competitive scores. • Continue an unfinished hunt, including your found objects and position in the picture. • Optional, gently paced hints, plus Full, Gentle and Off animation settings. • Clearer bonus checklists, balanced music volume and improved layouts on iPhone and iPad. Existing full-game purchases include all three new locations.

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App privacy

The developer, Michael O'Mara Books Ltd., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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