sCATch 2: The Painter Cat

Game giving to me through Curator Connect. An 8-bit game with a colorful cat and tunnels. Players have to move the cat around the tunnel so that they would color it the way it indicates though a color crystal. There is a tutorial at the beginning of the game. Up to 35 levels or something, players need to use their cunning thinking to solve the puzzles. PROS: - Beautiful concept; - RPG-like backgrounds; - Cunning puzzles; - Tutorial at the beginning; - Nice 8-bit music (reminds one of childhood games); - Cats and colors! CONS: - Players can get stuck easily. For this, a hint would be necessary (I'm stuck at level 12...); - Nothing else. I am still playing the game. As I said above, I'm currently stuck. But I'll come back with fresh ideas. Not giving up. I recommend my friends and cat lovers to play the game to share their opinions with me.

chamring and cute puzzle game about a messu cat that leaves a trail of paint wherever it goes, the aesthetic is on point and i adore the very arcade like feeling it emulates. the difficulty increases pretty quickly, but those eureka moments that come from solving the more complicated levels are priceless. short, but good.

Jackson Pollock step aside! There is a new artist in town, and they go by... Scatch?

Simple puzzle about walking back and forth thru passages, spraying the paint you last stepped in along all the walls you pass. There's no color mixing, which makes this easier to pickup than some of the games in this genre. The graphics and sound are all very serviceable, but the gameplay got old fairly quickly for me personally, ie the game is not really to my taste it seems. But if you like this genre I think this is a solidly implemented version.

6/10 Wall-coloring puzzle TLDR: A puzzle where you color walls of corridors by moving around a maze. Pixelated gfx are nice but the visuals often make current solution state illegible. Good: - the base logic of the game is quite nice - the pixelated graphics are pleasant - there is a "meow" sound when you win a level :) So-so: - music is a nice 8-bit track. But it's just 1 track, and it gets repetitive after a few levels Bad: - when you fail a level, there is no way to see why the level failed. Usually it's because you didn't color some corridor section at all. Or colored it to a wrong color. But often I just couldn't see what's wrong, so failing a level was a surprise to me. Maybe the game should pause and flash the wrongly colored/uncolored sections. - the paint splashes are all over the place, and it's hard to see which sections are actually colored with which color [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]