If you enjoy RPG games or games that don't take themselves too seriously and like to be silly and fun, or, if you like cats, like me, you'll enjoy Cat Quest. ^.^
Music & Sound:
The music for the game is well-composed and suits the game nicely, and I think the sound effects sound good, too. The only complaint I have about the sound department of the game is that there are not many music tracks, and you'll hear the same songs often, but I don't mind much, since I think the music of the game is good.
Graphics:
Cat Quest is, in my opinion, quite visually appealing. It has a simple and cute style with vibrant colors, and to me, it looks like the graphics had a lot of work put into them with their painted style.
Gameplay & Quests:
The gameplay of Cat Quest consists of combat with monsters, main questing and side-questing, and mine exploration. It also has collectible special items that you can only get when you get a certain upgrade that allows you to use golden keys. I think this is a nice addition and gives the game more time that can be put into it if the player desires to collect all that he or she can.
The combat style is enjoyable, and somewhat unique, in my opinion, as I haven't played many other games like it. It consists of having to balance your timing well to strike the enemy and not get struck, yourself. The spells are simple, but fun to use, and can aid you in battle pretty well. I find that some enemies are definitely harder to dodge than others, and it can be challenging when you are at an early level in the game, though.
There is quite a variety of side quests, and I think the majority of them are written well. There is lots of charming humor in this game, in my opinion, though if you don't like puns, you won't enjoy it. I enjoy some of the storylines of the side quests, and I enjoy that some of them have little moral lessons to them too, like one where you have to help a twin brother defeat the internal guilt he has for not being able to save his twin sister, and another one where a character discovers the worth of generosity.
I enjoy that this game is enjoyable for me, as a young adult, but still suitable and likely still very fun for kids and young teens, as well, and overall, I give this game a 4.5/5. The only complaints I have are that the music can get a bit repetitive, and some of the enemies are a bit difficult to dodge and get used to when you're early in the game, but I still think this game is overall very good.
Music & Sound:
The music for the game is well-composed and suits the game nicely, and I think the sound effects sound good, too. The only complaint I have about the sound department of the game is that there are not many music tracks, and you'll hear the same songs often, but I don't mind much, since I think the music of the game is good.
Graphics:
Cat Quest is, in my opinion, quite visually appealing. It has a simple and cute style with vibrant colors, and to me, it looks like the graphics had a lot of work put into them with their painted style.
Gameplay & Quests:
The gameplay of Cat Quest consists of combat with monsters, main questing and side-questing, and mine exploration. It also has collectible special items that you can only get when you get a certain upgrade that allows you to use golden keys. I think this is a nice addition and gives the game more time that can be put into it if the player desires to collect all that he or she can.
The combat style is enjoyable, and somewhat unique, in my opinion, as I haven't played many other games like it. It consists of having to balance your timing well to strike the enemy and not get struck, yourself. The spells are simple, but fun to use, and can aid you in battle pretty well. I find that some enemies are definitely harder to dodge than others, and it can be challenging when you are at an early level in the game, though.
There is quite a variety of side quests, and I think the majority of them are written well. There is lots of charming humor in this game, in my opinion, though if you don't like puns, you won't enjoy it. I enjoy some of the storylines of the side quests, and I enjoy that some of them have little moral lessons to them too, like one where you have to help a twin brother defeat the internal guilt he has for not being able to save his twin sister, and another one where a character discovers the worth of generosity.
I enjoy that this game is enjoyable for me, as a young adult, but still suitable and likely still very fun for kids and young teens, as well, and overall, I give this game a 4.5/5. The only complaints I have are that the music can get a bit repetitive, and some of the enemies are a bit difficult to dodge and get used to when you're early in the game, but I still think this game is overall very good.