Pawbay

I purchased this for my 7 year old daughter. She's on the spectrum and adores anything and everything that is Pink, or involves, has cats. Its a simple game that she has a blast playing. Exploring, running around the city jumping on everything she can, and on roofs, climbing wherever the game might let her. She's been finding the stars, and completing objectives in her own time. its something relaxing for her to play and relax without getting overly frustrated. The added bonus - Dad can join in split screen and play with her which adds to the value. If you enjoy cozy games just to sit back and relax give it a go --- STEAMDECK: This game plays fairly well with default settings on the Steam Deck oled. Only gripe I have is the settings for the camera sometimes its fine, other times I have to pick "inverted" to correct the camera to make up - go up, and down go down and not vice versa. Also when you have 2 controllers plug in - one is normal and the other is inverted and you have to select "inverted" in options to correct the camera movement to be "up is up and down is down".

Pawbay: Cat Chaos is a delightful and mischievous sandbox adventure that turns the everyday antics of a curious cat into a playful experience filled with exploration, destruction, and amusing discoveries. Developed and published by COMMANDO PANDA, the game places players in the paws of a troublemaking feline roaming a lively coastal town where practically everything invites interaction. Instead of following a complicated narrative or demanding combat system, it celebrates freedom and experimentation, allowing players to create their own entertainment through harmless destruction and unpredictable encounters. Its lighthearted personality makes it particularly appealing to cat lovers and anyone seeking an entertaining escape from more demanding games. The gameplay revolves around completing a collection of chaotic objectives scattered throughout Pawbay. Players can steal valuable belongings, knock objects over, interfere with residents, discover hidden stars, and participate in racing challenges against other cats. These activities establish a straightforward progression system without sacrificing the freedom associated with sandbox adventures. The checklist structure provides enoug…

The game is nice, especially fitting for moments when I want to talk to my friends and do something in the meantime that isn't extremely challenging.

Such a cute fun cosy game. Really enjoyed this and its fun playing with someone else to help you get all the achievements.

Purchased this for my 7 year old. She seems to enjoy it, so it is a barely recommend on sale for kids. Even on sale for $8, this game is too expensive. The town is small and there is not much to do. It feels unfinished. Maybe the developer will add more content over time. Coop works ok, but is a little buggy and the controls are weird for the coop partner. If you have not tried Little Kitty Big City, that game has a lot more content for around the same price.

I immensely have enjoyed what I have played although there are a few bugs.