Cat Clean Ocean

Cat Clean Ocean is a relaxing underwater adventure developed and published by AGE Zero that combines cozy exploration with an environmentally conscious theme. Instead of emphasizing danger or fast-paced action, the game invites players to step into the paws of a courageous cat equipped with a specialized diving suit and venture beneath polluted waters to restore marine habitats. Its simple yet meaningful premise immediately stands out, presenting ocean conservation as both an enjoyable objective and the driving force behind every aspect of the gameplay. The result is a soothing experience designed for players who appreciate exploration, gradual progression, and the satisfaction of making a visible difference in the game world. The core gameplay revolves around exploring six unique underwater environments, each affected by different forms of pollution that require specialized equipment to eliminate. Players begin with basic cleanup tools before unlocking more advanced devices capable of handling increasingly complex environmental hazards. Floating trash, contaminated rocks, metallic debris, pollution vents, and other obstacles encourage players to experiment with new gadgets while …

Great game! The controls were a little hard to get used to, but other than that, it was fun and relaxing.

The Good: Solid and simple ocean cleaning gameplay with a good amount of gadgets and upgrades to keep it interesting for awhile. Art style is decent, with different map zones changing up the look to keep it interesting. The Not-so Good: My only major issue with this game is that while going for 100% completion, I completed every zone, but still needed to unlock every remaining gadget and upgrade, and there were a fair amount of them that I didn't get the chance to use because there was nothing left to clean. The remaining grind to get the rest was very tedious. Despite that issue, I still had fun with this game. It's a pretty good cleaning game. One thing that was a tad weird was that all achievements didn't unlock until I closed the game. Not sure why, but just something unusual I noticed.

This game is not enjoyable at all, since the very beginning it is very sluggish, confusing, slow and just not fun. Maybe its just not for me, and i dont want to hate on it because its not objectively bad, i just didnt like it. And i do like slow games, i love cleaning games, this one just immedietaly was not for me

Lemme preface that this game isn't bad and the price they ask is pretty fair. But steam doesn't ask us if we think we got our money's worth, but if we would recommend a game. And in that case the answer is no. This game rides the coat tails of other cleanup games, but it brings nothing new to the table. What you see in the first 5 minutes is all there is going to be. There is no "restoring of nature" where you heal the environment or anything like that. Everything looks exactly like you first encountered it, just without the black blobs. Most of the game is just vacuumig black blobs, which gives you nothing. No monetary reimbursement, no resources, no nothing, All that actually gives you resourced are random trash - but that trash is, as mentioned, random. You can complete an area 100% and that trash still pops up. It will never not pop up. Meaning no matter how toroughtly you clean, your cleaned areas will have fields of trash. But for what do you need the resources anyway? To buy tools to be able to remove other types of black blobs. Yay. It really seems like whoever made this didn't understand why people like cleanup games, how turning a destitute landscape into a lush paradise…

I don’t mind this game honestly. It’s simple, relaxing, and clearly meant to be satisfying. I’m writing this before doing one final session to 100% it, but I already feel confident saying the game feels kinda hollow overall. At this point I’m honestly finishing it more because I already started it rather than because I’m genuinely having a great time with it. The upgrade system is fine, pretty standard stuff, but the material balancing definitely needs work. Glass feels WAY too rare compared to everything else. I can have like 500 stone or whatever and only 15 glass. The balance feels really off and it slows progression down in an annoying way rather than a rewarding one. I also had some pretty rough performance issues when I first tried streaming it. The game was incredibly laggy, and even when I wasn’t recording, it felt like it was running at the frames of a PowerPoint presentation. Weirdly, booting it up again and just letting it sit for a bit seemed to fix it, but it was still a rough first impression. The ocean itself also feels way too empty. There are fish swimming around, but you can barely even notice them half the time. Most of the game just feels like you’re staring …