One quest has you hunting monsters for meat-crazed cats. The side quests aren’t mechanically that different from one another, but they all have personality. As you traverse the grassy plains and battle adorable fantasy creatures like fire-wielding foxes and weird echidna-type animals, upbeat heroic music plays in the background. There’s a slight attempt at a serious story later down the line, but for the most part, it stays light and irreverent. From the tongue-in-cheek location names - like the Ber-mew-da Triangle - to quirky side quests, everything is delightful and fun. However, Cat Quest’s charm is in the details. After your sister is catnapped by Drakoth, you have to wander the land, level up in dungeons, and fight a few dragons before finally taking on the big boss himself to rescue her. The story is straightforward: In a world where everyone is cats, you play as a strong, silent kitty who discovers they’re a Dragonblood, a special breed of cat from an elite bloodline that helped win the Dragon Wars long ago. I played it on Switch, which is a great fit for its pick-up-and-play side quests.
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It was previously released on PC, iOS, and Android in August, and it’s out today on the Nintendo Switch worldwide and PlayStation 4 in Europe (with a North America release for PS4 coming November 14). It isn’t purrfect but it’s a genuinely fun title that harkens back to old-school RPGs with some entertaining real-time combat. However, I don’t like this game just because it has kitties in it. Everything I own is covered in fur, and I’m okay with that. To get it out of the way - yes, I am a cat lady. It’s the second title from Singapore-based indie studio The Gentlebros, which specializes in cute isometric brawlers.
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