Cat Quest

Cute little RPG about a cat and a dog taking back their kingdom. Combat is simple but fun with a bunch of different gear to upgrade. Plenty of dungeons to explore, and adorable kitty meows & puppies in need of an adventurer to complete their quests. The art style is also simple but well done. It's short but fun!

This game is amazing.
From the gameplay to the lore, this game is for casual and hardcore gamers alike. The lore is extremely rich and deep and it will keep you invested. I recommend this to anyone.

Cat Quest II is a great continuation of the franchise that started with Cat Quest I. The developers manage to expand on what made the first game great and small changes all throughout the game that bolster the original and make it better. Lets talk pros and cons:

Pros:

Graphics - The graphics have improved dramatically with Cat Quest II while maintaining its animated style. You can clearly see the time was put more into the presentation of the game visually, between the better designed enviornments, the trees, water, enemies, gear and even the main characters. All of it looks top tier in this game and really shows the difference from the first.

CO-OP - This game features co-op which was not available in the first game, that alone warrants mentioning. The game can 100% be played solo and co-op is NOT forced on you whatsoever (i played the entire game solo) but it is a cool thing to mention plus even when playing solo you get to have control of the dog character, equip him with gear and spells which is cool.

Combat - Combat has improved greatly in this game. They kept the simplistic style of the first games combat and expanded on it with new royal arts and more spells compared to the first game. It is still fast paced and fun to play while having simple RPG elements (like enemy spell weaknesses, resistance etc)

Gear system - The gear has been improved dramatically in this game. You now have double the amount of gear overall including weapons and multiple ways to improve that gear as well. Theres more of a variety in what the gear does and can make for some interesting builds depending on your playstyle.

Map design - The map is way bigger in this game than the first. We now have 2 maps to explore, one for cats and one for dogs and they intertwine perfectly. The dog map brings much needed variation to the game compared to the first where everything looked nearly the same. Overall the map design is much better in this game.

Dungeons - They expanded on the dungeons greatly in this game making them more challenging and fun to explore. You dont feel like they are so much a copy and paste anymore and can tell they wanted to add a ton more variety to the game.

Game Length - Cat quest II is much longer than the first game. I managed to complete everything in the first game aside from mew game challenges in a little under 6 hours. This game I am nearly 10 hours in and still have alot more to explore from dungeons and gear to collect. They still have mew game but they didnt make it a requirement to get your achievements this time (it was really annoying in the first game to perfect it)

Lets talk cons -

Music pretty much the same - they didnt change too much in terms of music and overall ambiance. It literally just sounds like the first game all throughout. They added some new sound effects for the new spells, but thats pretty much it. No variation to be found here.

Flight - They removed flight from this game compared to the first game due to lore reason. There was hints that they might add it back in some way in future patches, but ive yet to find it. Some people may find issue with this as flight was great to have for end-game travel.

Overall cat quest II is a huge upgrade to the original. I am nearly level 99 and i am trying to perfect the game before moving on to cat quest III for what seems to be the finale to the story arc they are building with these games. Truly a gem of a game and anyone even remotely interest in action adventure indie games with some RPG elements, check this game out.

Thanks for reading.

Just as fun as Cat Quest 1, but now with a dog ally added to the mix - perfect for the added challenge of building up 2 characters at once, or just playing multiplayer.
Looking forward to trying Cat Quest 3!

Game is pawntastic, full of clawsome puns. I highly recommend this to coupawls looking for a purrfect small RPG game.
Bring your controllers tho, since I think you can only pawlay online via remote-play.
Seriously, it's a meowgnificent little adventure. + You and your partner will feel pretty overpowered early in the game.

Verdict: The same as the first game. Steam users are once again charged triple the asking price as iOS users, which is a practice I dislike. Due to this, I can only recommend it on sale
+ Positives +
+ Steam trading cards (3 drop, 6 to make a badge)
+ Steam achievements (9, single playthrough this time)
+ Lovely graphics
+ A lot of equipment (103 different pieces divided into head, body, melee and magic)
+ Equipment is visible on the characters
+ Ok soundtrack, mostly sounds recycled from the first game
+ Different spells (12, recycled)
+ Zero bugs
+ You can upgrade gear this time around
+ There is coop this time around (for single-player player the other character is invincible and controlled by a really basic AI)
- Negatives -
- Cat puns are once again overdone
- Combat wasn't improved at all
- No voice acting
- Short with no replay value (6-7 hours to 100%)
- Upgrading gear makes the rest obsolete (e.g. wands just become too powerful)
- Mobile settings menu
- Fast travelling was anything but intuitive
- Wands just meant that I was stuck running around in circles to kill enemies
- Unfinished story (literally ends with Cat Quest III teaser)
- Tons of artificial lengtheners of the gameplay (no autosave at the start of dungeon, fast travel only from certain points ..)

-cat and dog go to island
-defeat the whatever villain it is
-go to cave 73 times
-complete side quest 67 times
-go to portal
-game ends
10000/100