Have you ever wanted to be a cat?, you will be able, thanks to the aventure platformer The Purring Quest. Take on the role of Kimchi the cat and meet famous cat of the internet in a journey full of humor. The developers, Valhalla Cats, are committed to animal social causes and a part of the benefits will be donated to selected animal welfare groups.
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The Purring Quest is a platforming game starring Kimchi, an adorable cat. It's challenging, cute, charming, and has a good heart. But what I really want to talk about is the developers. You see, I suffer from hand tremors, that I must take medication for, and there was one part of the game that I just couldn't complete, because a finger would shake and mishit a key. I emailed the developer about it, and not only were they very kind, quick, and understanding in their reply, they completed that section of the game for me so I could continue. There's very few developers who would do that for a person, and I really appreciate it. If you like platformers, and you like cats, I highly recommend this game.
I bought the game expecting something really cute, and right in the beginning I had tears in my eyes because DAMN it gets sad faster than you can say “what”. I’m not used to play platform games so much, but I enjoyed this little game. I don’t know if it’s because I’m not used with this style but the controls felt weird sometimes. Especially when you need to perform certain jumps. The story is simple, the art is cute and I enjoyed the BGM. The final song was very cute too! 7/10. Get it on a sale (I think that the full price is a bit expensive for such a short game) and enjoy the kittens.
Do you love cats? If yes, then you will get enjoyment from the love and care that has gone in making this a cute game with tons of cats and references to cats. So cat lovers rejoice! Pros Features simple yet aesthetically pleasing visuals. Nothing fancy, but the game is nice and colorful. A unique soundtrack to accompany the game. All of the music in this game is wonderful and makes everything feels more relaxing (to me). 5 stages in total, all with a different look, objective, and unique end stage boss/objective. They are very generous on the number of lives you have (7) and have decent checkpoints. Even if you run out of lives, you will be able to start from your last check point and don't have to restart the game. This makes the game more enjoyable and stress free. They didn't go out of the way to punish you for a section that you may be stuck on or want more practice at.
The Purring Quest is a cat-themed platformer adventure game feature multiple cats, dogs, pigeons, moles and other animals. If this review is too long for you, I suggest you to only read the first paragraph about the game's content and the final verdict at the end. What is happening in the game: You play as Kimchi the cat and you are trying to find your owner. On your majestic adventure, you also collect fish for endless hunger and help out other cats by finding their own items. Pros: The Story | On your journey, you will find several cats that require your help and all of them have something to say. Cat dialogues are mostly trying to be funny and are full of references. And these references are funny just enough times for me to say that they're mostly funny. Some of them are just tacky, though. The Graphics | Everything is hand-drawn and I absolutely love it! The animations are smoo
+ A percentage of the profits go to animal welfare charities + Obviously passionate and enthusiastic devs + Disabled cats! + Good soundtrack + Solid boss fights incorporate what you've learnt each level - Controls are way, way too slippery - Insta-kills galore - The English translation needs to be proofread - Checkpoints are too sparse - No incentive to go after collectible fishbones I really wanted to like this, but I'm just not having fun. The adorable cat protagonist controls like a sack of potatoes with greased paws. Jumps that in any other game would have been effortless instead become a panicked scrabble to stay on each ledge. (You can't jump through the bottom of platforms, either, which is a personal pet peeve of mine.) The art, while adorable, doesn't distinguish well enough between what you can leap on and what you'll simply fall through. Combine all this fake difficulty wit
Well, the achievements here don't actually go in favour of the game itself.. as a curator writes, namely For Achievement Hunters Only, "Just collect everything and break stuff. Even a fat cat and a dumb old dog (or a dumb old fat CatDog) can 100% this one with ease." The game's made in Unity and you can modify some graphics and resolution options in the first menu.. even though the windowed mode is quite buggy for me at least, since it leaves two blue bands on the top and lower part of the screen for the whole game. You're introduced by a nice cutscene and you'll be prompted to choose the language (six are available) and the way in which your cat will jump - high or double (I'm always for the double jump since the '90s by the way). After you close the game in order to uncheck the windowed option (by the way some resolution settings still show in my gaming laptop the two horizontal blue b
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