Catizens

Well this was a disappointment, city builder with cats as citizens should have been an easy win, cause it’s cute representative of genre, that is not that often provides lovely titles. Buuut, just look at screenshots - graphics look like they were lifted from mobile device and unfortunately gameplay along with ui too. What’s interesting that it seems like Catizens was not made for that, it was a pc game, however as mentioned does not feel like that. Sound design matches quality of two other aspects, that’s all that could be said about it. Plot is probably the best among worst, even though it’s nothing to write home about - you’re part of Cat kingdom expedition and go through several varied locations from easiest first green pastures to volcano top with fire dragon living there. City builder aspect btw is pretty small as everything else - there aren’t many structures you could place and most of them are locked behind your builder skills. Oh right, all your cats could be either without profession or one of six - knight, acolyte, ranger, farmer, builder, blacksmith. Each of them deals with their specific tasks, except for combat roles - ranger, knight and acolyte, who are all ge…

super fun game, just really buggy and needs to be updated more :(

it is a resource management game with also managing your cats. From Fights to fleas your cats can make or break your game. Resources are simple to gather and crafting all comes from the menu on the right side of the screen. recommend that you do play the campaign as it doubles as your tutorial. One element that stands out in the campaign is that you can recruit cats from your previous map to help you current map so staying and allowing them to level up helps in the current and future rounds. Another thing is that leveling allows for choices but also it is recommended to have your cats specialize as it unlocks new traits and buildings. I found the cat request system a little annoying as they don't explain how some of the request work like the timed one but apparently the cats get a status box that acts as a timer when you need it. Game does offer the same challenges that most other resource management games do but in cat form. I found the game to be a nice step away from the more serious games but not so bland that it felt like a clicker game. Game will not demand focus but doesn't punish if you seems to miss some things, as a game log does exist telling you the important events. If…

cute cosy cats who can fight rats with swords and build scarecrows to keep birds away from their crops 10/10

Constant nagging bugs that ruin an otherwise entirely mediocre experience. They went for simple and cute. Only they went too simple. You'll see everything the game has to offer after an hour. Easy skip.

Simple game where you build a cat kingdom. I enjoyed my time with it definitely a game you can use as a buffer between your main rotation.