

Another Cat in Dungeons
Day Art's Games · 2021 · Casual, Strategy, Cats, Logic, Puzzle
PC
Positive100% · 12
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About Another Cat in Dungeons
Another Cat in Dungeons is a sequence from A Cat in Dungeons.
It's puzzle game where you need to find the best path to the goal, walking trough turnable tabletops. Each level contains different obstacles and puzzles, including teleports and mechanisms.
It's puzzle game where you need to find the best path to the goal, walking trough turnable tabletops. Each level contains different obstacles and puzzles, including teleports and mechanisms.
Features
- Turnable Tabletop: don't you know how to escape? Try to turn the tabletop!
- Challenge levels
- Solve riddles to avoid falling grounds
- Use teleports
- Use mechanisms to unlock doors and gates
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I liked the game! has different puzzles with a certain challenge and pranks! Worth it!1 found this helpful
I loved the sequel to the game “A Cat in Dungeons”. It's really cool with super interesting mechanics. I recommend!1 found this helpful
Very cool and challenging. For those who liked the previous game, this is a great sequel.1 found this helpful
A really challenging game, i liked the complexity of the puzzles.1 found this helpful
Like A Cat In Dungeons yet, unlike it predecessor this game ups the complexity in the fact that when the cat steps on an unallowed floor tile, it traps the cat and forces the level to reset. Game play is identical with not so much use of the random falling tiles, but the puzzles are a little more complex and fun to solve. The game is family friendly, the music score is basic and non-intrusive, and the graphics are good. Didn't encounter any bugs during play and the game was very enjoyable. Kudos to the devs...a good game! Hope to see more in the future!
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