Cat Quest

Pandemics are scary. Cats are comforting. Slaying dragons as a cat gives a sense of control and comfort in this crazy world. 10/10 would use as an emotional escape tool again.

The Good:
Simplistic old-school rpg. A Skyrim like catventure.
Lots of cats that need your help in Felingard (= 62 side quests).
Visit furbidden places. Explore dark caves (= 52 dungeons).
Furry nice selection of armor / weapons (= 66 armors / weapons).
Overal pawsitive vibe. Relaxing to play after work.
Good sounds and mewsic.
Runs nearly purrfect on older hardware / APUs (played on an AMD Ryzen 7 4800U).
The Bad:
Unfurtunately combat, quests and gameplay get repetitive quickly.
Could use more variety (e.g. traps, biomes and enemy types).
Lacks the option to bring a pawtner / furend into your game (= online co-op).
After playing for a while, you add cat puns into your everyday conversations.
A lot of places to catnap. Purrhaps a bit too easy for the first playthrough.
Can't rebind keys by default. Can only select 4 magic skills at a time.
The Verdict:
Pawsome cute little rpg for younger kittens and old cats alike. Why not pick it up right meow?
Score: 7.5/10 paws
P.S. Every positive paw of this review may save one kitten. :)

An enthralling little game about your life and destiny as a cat warrior-mage-ranger-champion-ninja-god-whatever suits you!
It's full of fashionable kitties, cat jokes, wholesome humour, cuteness and, of course, enemies to battle, quests to complete, loot to collect and land to explore.
This was a gift from my fiancé and it's proven to be such a joy to play during this quarantine. Definitely recommended. Can't wait to finish it, get all the achievements and then move onwards to Cat Quest II! ♥

First game from development team The Gentlebros, and in my opinion that's a very good debut.
A cute story of a cat warrior whose sister has been kidnapped by a local evil badass. Your task it to pursue them, defeat the badass, save your sister, and, along the way, the entire kingdom of Felingard.
Game offers lengthy main quest line, as well as plently of multi-level side quests, and amusements like clearing of dungeons, collecting and managing of loot, gathering of pieces of Felingard's history, fighting monsters on a big world map and exploring the entire realm, with no unreachable places.
It has magnificent soundtrack, easy to learn combat and spell mechanics, and extensive tutorial.
Game would fit for an experienced and new adventures alike. There are places when you can stuck, but it just means that your catventurer is not strong enough just yet, and you just need to grind a bit or to complete a couple of side-quests.
Rapid-fire review made to let y'all know that this game is worth checking out. Especially now, while this game is on sale with biggest discount so far!
Also there's a demo available for you, it'll help you to make the right choice.
Launched on Linux Mint with proton, haven't encountered any problems, except for maybe that game can freeze when you quit it, and then it should be closed with Alt+F4.
Played for a good 5,5 hours, and I think still haven't scratched the surface of the main part of the story, on my computer with following configuration:
OS: Linux 18.3 Cinnamon x64;
Proton version: 4.11-6;
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k @ 3.30 GHz x 4;
RAM: 7.8 Gb;
GPU: ASUS NVidia GTX 1050Ti 4Gb;
GPU Driver version: 418.56.

Cat Question is an action RPG that's cute and contains a lot of cat puns.
The combat is simple, fun and satisfying. Attacking enemies restores mana which can be used to cast spells for healing, damage or attack buff. The enemies give a visual indicator for how large their range is and how fast they attack so you can dodge out of the way. Some enemies will be resistant to physical or to spell damage.
The quests are your standard go there, kill that or collect this. The game will offer you skills for faster map traversal as you progress the main quest. There's plenty of side quests and dungeons you can explore and buying equipment at the blacksmith comes in lootbox form, spend gold to get a random item. Getting an item duplicate will increase that item's level and stats, so you won't need to worry about inventory management.
The story is light hearted, has plenty of different game references and lots of cat puns. It surprisingly has a twist ending.
For achievement hunters:
Collect all the weapons and armors, complete all dungeons, side quests, reach level 99 and complete the game 4 more times (you can stick to main quest only) on Mew game plus for Furry Armored and The Old Master

There are cats,Buy it.

Hello friends,
I just beat Cat Quest 1 today, so i decided to write a review about it. The game, as mentioned in the title of the game, is a rpg where you do alot of quests on the main map screen. There are usually only 2 maps..the main map, and the dungeon maps sprinkled around the map. The variety of quests are nice, a fetch quest here, a kill quest here, etc. Anyways, here is my pro/con list:
PROS:
- Rpg style fun.
- Quests all over the map.
- Different dungeons to explore.
CONS;
- You either explore the main map and run all over it doing quests, or into a dungeon. This makes some locations get repetitive.
- The higher the level, the more grindy the game gets.
The game is meh in my opinion. I recommend it because i do like rpg's like this.Although it gets repetitive, and it is a bit grindy near the end of the game. It apparently even has a sequel on steam.