Cat Quest
CAT QUEST II is a 2D open-world action-RPG set in a fantasy realm of cats and dogs.
Under threat from a continuing war between the cats of Felingard and the advancing dogs of the Lupus Empire, CAT QUEST II tells the tail of two kings, brought together against their will, on a journey of paw-some discovery to reclaim their thrones.
Play as both a cat and dog as you explore their kingdoms solo or with a friend! Quest in a world filled with magic, curious monsters, and go on a catventure like never before!
Following the success of the acclaimed CAT QUEST, developers The Gentlebros return to the world of Felingard to expand on the original with more explosive spells, expanded weapon options, an exciting new character switch mechanic, and local co-op!
Features
– Brand new story set in the world of Felingard – and beyond!
– All new switch and local co-op gameplay. Play as both cat and dog, either alone or with a friend!
– New weapons types – Master swords, staves and more to become a fur-midable fighter!
– More spells bring even more furry judgement to your foes.
– New passive abilities, whose attributes can be mixed and combined for endless paw-sibilities!
– Exciting, and varied dungeons filled with new traps and obstacles, making every pounce into the unknown a fresh experience!
– Em-bark on a litany of side quests, each telling its own story and expanding the lore and universe of CAT QUEST!
Go on the ultimutt catventure today!
Game Discussion
Steam User 22
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.
Steam User 8
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!
Steam User 11
Just as with the original "Cat Quest", I'm definitely recommending "Cat Quest II". If you played the 1st game (and you should), you pretty much know what to expect here. So, I won't rehash that.
There are a couple of changes to the game mechanics, though. First, this game has a second character that either follows you and fights for you as a bot (in solo mode) or can be used by another player in co-op mode (local co-op in the game or via Steam's Remote Play Together). On one hand, that's really nice (my spousal unit and I played via Remote Play Together and it was great). On the other hand, we had a devil of a time telling the two characters apart. Part of the problem there is that even though one character is a cat and the other a dog, they look almost the same (one's lighter than the other and the ears are different). Giving those characters much more pronounced differences would have gone a long way towards fixing that.
Second, this game's map includes an ability to scroll (which the first game's map did not). That's great. Unfortunately, there's still no way to zoom in or out, but I'll take what I can get.
The only other significant issue I had with this game is that some of the stated difficulty levels for locations/tasks don't match reality: some places that should have been a breeze turned out to be really difficult. But, overall, I'm very happy with the game. It took us 24.6 hours to finish the game with 100% Achievements. The list price is about $15, so it's definitely worth the price. And, as I write this, the game (and the whole series) is on sale. So, definitely buy it now.
Steam User 8
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.
Steam User 5
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 ..)
Steam User 4
Cat Quest II is a great sequel that you'll love if you loved the first one (as long as you want more of the same)
It's again a fun, chill game with an engaging world and story. The music is good and the characters are loveable. There are many many many puns, I didn't mind that but I can imagine some people would. It's really similar to cat quest I in terms of gameplay and story, so if you like sequels that are more the same you're gonna like this.
It's easier to get all achievements though and there were definitely some tweaks that improved upon the first game.
The only issue I really had was that this game felt a bit less fair. In my review of Cat Quest I I mentioned that if I died it was always because I did something wrong, however in this game it didn't feel that way. Because there was a lot happening on screen during fights and I had an (ai) buddy that was more a nuisance than a help so I didn't always know where my character was that led to dying.
But even with that I'd still recommend this game. Some things improved, some things were made worse so all in all I'd like this just as much as part I.
I saw that part III is on sale now so I'll be on my way to buy that, hopefully that one improved even more
Steam User 8
Great game for coop but too difficult and you need to grind a lot to get further.