Cat + Dog

💜 This game was gifted to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38051599-Catizens/][b]Catizens Curations[/b][/url] for review. Cat + Dog is the successor to a previous game I played called Cat Dungeon. It's a fairly simple looking sokoban styled puzzle game with an adorable main characters, The Cat and The Dog, and a lovely pixel artstyle. In this new game from Fortcullis Games, you control two characters simultaneously, the Cat and the Dog. As you move the Cat left, the Dog goes right. The Cat loves fish and the Dog wants some bones! The Cat must not touch the bones and the Dog must not touch the fish, pretty simple. There is also the familiar boxes and spikes from the last game. In my honest opinion, this game is another great game from this developer! They listened to feedback very well and this game is even a little bit easier than the last, making the beating of the game more faster, but still time consuming enough to be forth the effort. This game is in-fact a great addition, and I fully recommend this to any puzzle enthusiasts or those who want a little bit of challenge in their gaming.

Another great puzzle game from Fortcullis Games!

I played through this when it came out and forgot to leave a review. I love these pixel aesthetic sokoban games. Something about box pushing games captures the simultaneous simplicity and complexity of early video game design. Pairing it with cute dogs and cats makes it perfectly cozy. Fortcullis Games is an awesome dev, I hope you make more cozy puzzlers and cool action games!

A puzzle game where you control a cat and a dog simultaneously to guide them to their favourite snacks—fish for the cat and bones for the dog. Its gameplay combines relaxing Sokoban-style mechanics with a layer of challenge due to the dual-character movement. Managing the dual controls add to the puzzle challenge in my opinion.

a true test of mental fortitude

Simple puzzler that features a fun twist: the cat and dog are moved by the same joytstick, but in opposite directions. The goal is to pick up fish for the cat, and bones for the dog, and if you reverse that they die and it's game over. Luckily there's a single-step undo so you don't lose all your progress if you forget for a second which animal moves which way. I find myself making that mistake often, even though I've been playing for almost an hour now. There's the occasional box pushing puzzle as well, but mostly it's about separating the movement of the two characters so they don't eat the wrong item. The puzzles are fun and neither overly obvious nor overly hard. I enjoyed it and plan to play more after posting this review.