Cat Quest

short and fun lil game! defs recomend :)

great game series, the first one was obviously the best sound track was great. only cause it put a smile on my face, that was because it makes me feel like im actually going on an adventure. its like one of those songs you'd hear in a kids movie I think thats quite sweet and funny, drakoth was the best villain out of all the games, it was a bit of a hack and slash but even so I think I did remember dying in one or two of the boss fights, so its not entirely easy either. it does look a bit childish but it is fun too.

A simple game with a full world to explore and discover. My number 1 pick for first timers of the RPG genre.

lots of cat puns, very fun time. i got the plat on ps4 on 2 different accounts, ill eventually 100% it here

It is a basic RPG where you play as Skyrim Cat and have to save your sister from evil cat, it took me around 8 hours to finish it and it was fun, it has a New Game+ option where you get to pick like a boost or modifier for the game like stronger enemies but I did not try it. You will get some gear (Chest and hats) and different weapons along the quests, you can upgrade them. Also you have six or seven spells you can use and upgrade, imo the best ones are the fire spell and the ice spell. The quests have a Lvl requiered to beat them but you can do them if you are like 5 lvl below it, like, if the quest is lvl 60 and you are lvl 55 do it, if you are below that, don't recommend trying it. Also you can be OP by doing side quests before main quests wich is cool.

Cat Quest establishes a vibrant world where feline-themed humour and relentless puns define an endearing, lighthearted atmosphere. Navigating this colourful map reveals a surprisingly deep action experience that never takes its own whimsical premise too seriously while keeping the player consistently engaged through a remarkably brisk and responsive combat rhythm. Melee strikes blend seamlessly with tactical spell management, requiring players to balance their physical output against the necessity of elemental magic to dismantle diverse enemy defences. Mastering these swift encounters feels satisfyingly precise, ensuring that even standard skirmishes maintain a high level of intensity throughout the duration of the entire journey. Dungeon-first design choices drive the progression forward, turning every excursion into a potential treasure trove of new gear and experience points. Finding powerful equipment feels genuinely rewarding because the streamlined development systems guarantee that every task, whether major or minor, contributes tangibly to the hero's growing strength and combat capabilities. Backtracking across the expansive overworld occasionally hampers the forward mom…