Catlateral Damage is a first-person destructive cat simulator where you play as a cat on a rampage, knocking as much stuff onto the ground as possible. See the world through the eyes of a cat! Like other first-person games, you can walk and look around, jump, and crouch. Unlike other first-person games, your primary weapons are your two cat paws, which you can use to swipe at and knock objects onto the floor.
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This is worth the discounted price, but not the full price they are asking for. There's just not enough of a variety of tasks. A great game to vent some frustration out on since all you do is destroy things. Good in small doeses. Levels are fun and interesting but it's really the game mode. All you do is smash and knock things over, which is fine, but even the event's in the game are pretty shallow. Catch the mouse takes a few seconds to do, but the frequency for the events are few and far between that most of the time I just ignore them and focus on the objective. If there was some other danger to be aware of, like maybe a rampaging human that comes in early you need to hide to avoid, or another pet you can chase or be chased by. They did great on this, but it seems like there is a huge potential for more stuff.
[This review is VR specific*] This is extremely interesting and a far better prospect that this game's screen based counterpart. We're basically going for more "funny" and a bit less "ridicule" here by adding motion controls in this physics sandbox game. The VR experience was mesmerizing enough to land me nearly an hour of gameplay in my first two tries. My only complaint would be, having an extremely substandard amount of space to play in (to the point where Room Scale setup in SteamVR won't let me finish the config) that the teleport feature likes to land you too far away from objects, resulting in a few accidental *real* object battings :-) It might make the game slightly easier to allow us to land right next to stuff, but it'll also be more fun that way. I'll try to give this a good shot in a larger space at one point. I just WISH I had the room to go nuts and unleash the fury. *
This game did for me what anti-depressants have been unable to do for ten years.
If the earth was flat, Cats would have pushed everything off it by now. 지구가 평평했다면, 고냥이가 고냥 죄다 밀어버렸을거야.
My cat, Daisy, is in the game. And it reminds me of Katamari Damacy, one of my all-time favorites. So yeah, win/win for my biased self! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEKt8hD4QZM
Playing in VR mode is an absolute blast. Everyone has so much fun having the cute little paws in front of you and just knocking things over. I have a 5 and 7 year old daughter who love going in and knocking things over while making their own cat noises! Only issue is the teleportation frequently places you too close to a wall so that you clip and it can be a bit disorienting. Need to make sure you leave yourself a bit of extra space near objects.
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