Catlateral Damage

cat game <3 was satisfying to 100%

[h2]You Are a Cat That Likes To Knock Everything Over[/h2] I think that's the definition of pretty much any cat. Right? I actually have a pet sheep that likes to knock over everything outside. True story. There is nothing epic about this game. It's a time waster when you want to play a drunk cat and knock over stuff. It's fun but it wears out like everything else. I noticed there's a Remeowstered version now. I also noticed it does not have VR support like the original. Also keep in mind I don't play the VR versions. Yes, I recommend this but only from a sale! [h2]6/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

Catlateral Damage takes one of the most recognizable habits of household cats and turns it into an entire first-person arcade game. Instead of fighting enemies or completing a heroic mission, your objective is to behave like an especially destructive feline, jumping across furniture and knocking human possessions onto the floor. Developed by Manekoware and Fire Hose Games and published by Manekoware, the game embraces its ridiculous premise without trying to make it more complicated than necessary. The result is a lighthearted destruction sandbox that works particularly well in short sessions. Gameplay revolves around exploring houses and using your paws to swipe objects from shelves, desks, tables, counters, and other surfaces. Books, electronics, kitchen items, decorations, and countless other objects become targets. The physics system makes the simple act of clearing a shelf surprisingly entertaining, especially when one object crashes into another and creates an unexpected mess. Movement is straightforward, allowing you to jump onto furniture and navigate rooms from the much lower perspective of a cat. Seeing an ordinary house from this viewpoint also makes familiar environmen…

Adorable mayhem. simple graphics. could play on a brick. lots of fun. real cat photos are the reward.

Paws sweep shelves aside Chaos claims the human's room Cat rules, no regrets

Simple game that's a lot of fun to play and involves very little stress. Highly recommend it. I had some issues with controls being a bit of a pain to figure out (eg; the keybind "meow" actually has multiple functions, allowing you to meow, pick stuff up, and bite, but it is only listed as "meow" in settings with no indication of its other uses) but overall it was quick to figure out. I don't recall if there was an in-game tutorial that covered this as I first played the game nearly ten years ago and have just picked it back up to play again; but it was a bit more difficult as a returning player to relearn all the controls without a more detailed reference of them.