Most of your time will be spent on this vast overworld which spawns enemies. The gameplay and combat is just as important in a game like this, and it surely delivers. The world is built on a foundation of lightheartedness from the first town, ‘Mewtown’ to the first side area ‘Catnip Cove’ and even the first spell you obtain ‘Flamepurr.’ NPC’s constantly make references a disliking the lupines, or dogs, and you’ll be met with dialogue such as “Mice aren’t to be trusted.”Ī game can’t entirely be built on cute cats and clever dialogue. I appreciate anything that reminds me of Street Sharks saying JAWSOME! I’m currently dreading continuing my Sekiro playthrough, and my other gaming time has been filled with dreary worlds such as Sanctuary from Diablo II. Part of the main appeal of Catquest for me, was just feeling like it’s a relaxing game to pick up for a little while here and there. If you’re a seasoned RPG player, you’ll notice it’s definitely light in terms of story, but that’s okay. You wash ashore, a Navi-like companion appears and off you go.
For this review, I played on the Nintendo Switch.Ĭatquest begins with the most serious in tone cut scene of the game, showing an evil being stealing away your sister and destroying the ship you’re on. The game features a large, interesting world of cats that’s filled with puns, humor and great gameplay. Catquest is an action/adventure game developed by The Gentlebros and originally released in August 2017.
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