A Planet Full of Cats

This game just keeps on giving... When I think I'm almost done there is more, and I'm still not done.

Although I enjoyed this game, I've enjoyed their past titles more. This game just doesn't have the charm that their previous games did. Things I enjoyed: - Partial proceeds from the game go to a good cause helping cats - It's still a relaxing object-finding game like the previous titles - Massive improvements in art direction (Although I feel the colour palette felt a little too highly saturated for my taste). - Great soundtrack Here's what I didn't enjoy: - The use of X-ray to find fungi (cumbersome) - Finding the Matrix rooms via X-ray is even more cumbersome - I couldn't skip dialogue when accidentally initiated - The minigame to unlock the abilities was unfun and repetitive - Teleport was unlocked way too late; it was a pain getting from point A to B for most of the game - Gattaca is just a horrible planet; I don't like having to use the rotate option to make the planet right side up constantly. I would much rather play a normal level. Please, no more like them - Sometimes it's hard to tell what to do to progress the game I was also disappointed that the developers removed the hidden cats; it was one of my favourite features in the older games. I'm glad they're a…

I love Devcats

Another banger from my fav devs who also help irl kitties!

If you have enjoyed the other Devcats games you will like this one too. There are lots of things to find and find out. Some of the secrets are hard to find though and I needed a walkthrough to help complete all the achievements.

I have played all these games in the series and I have enjoyed everyone more than the last. The story that has evolved has been great while keeping the fun basics of the game. I will say this game was a bit more challenging with the map system. but It was still good fun.