A Cat in Dungeons

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Very well-made and surprisingly challenging. How can you go wrong with that awesome Fire-Orange Cat? 10/10

The kitty left the dungeon unharmed in the end, yay! I was worried about those sharp blades and nasty traps at first but, even though the game is 100% learn by death type, the kitty isn't harmed once throughout the game, rather "trapped" and forced you to reset being the failing point... and all the dungeons have multiple solving methods/routes... so yeah... it's not that hard to clear imo... Just that i really really hate that "low tension" background music, that one track playing all through this whole game really pulling the mood down... It's not a "relaxing" music, but rather the "depressing" music. Not a good choice imo... Other than the music part, the game is passable as a good puzzle, just that it's mostly linear and as soon as you learn where is the mechanisms you can easily solve it, in a straight line. Some even comes with super short cuts.

This is a very nice and simple game. Guide cat through some puzzles and that's it. It gets harder with level progression. Also cat goes to sleep when you idle. 11/10 would recommend!

This game presents an unique "twist" in guidance-path type puzzles where you are guiding a kitty kat from an entrance door, through a small dungeon laced with dropping floor panels (both controlled and random), tripping floor panels that open doors, teleporting floor panels, and panels that when stepped on will rotate the entire dungeon 90-degrees counter-clockwise. All of this to get the cat from the entrance door to the exit door in order to move to the next level. Each floor may/may not have special "pillars" with a symbol on top ("torches", "sheilds", "swords") that cause the four adjacent floor panels to drop in a predefined pattern as determined in a parchment paper pasted on the level. Using these characteristics, this game is a family-friendly puzzle where it teaches the concepts of "planning ahead" and plotting your course to meet the objective. It progresses in difficulty during the game but never reaches the point of frustration where you feel the need to "cheat" yet, it still tests your thought ability. This is a really good casual-style game where you can stop, walk away, and come back to play more...I would recommend this game...going on to play the second game i…

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