Cat Quest

I love cat quest. Found it worked as a nice short rpg. And for those that would like a bit more challenge it has varying modes that can ramp up the difficulty for subsequent playthroughs. Great job from a small indie team.

You don't have to own a cat or be a cat lover to enjoy this open-world RPG - but, hey, it helps! This quirky Steam game from PQube provides hours of fun exploring a colorful fantasy world with plenty of customizable features and heroic battles.

This game is pretty fun, especially for young kids. The art style is great and the combat is just challenging enough to be engaging without getting too frustrating.

I actually really like this game as does my 9 year old daughter (who I bought it for) and my 13 year old son. It is just a good RPG with cute cats fighting dragons. I am not a cat lover but it didn't turn me off to the game and I still really like the ascetics and game play. Great game.

I personally didn't play this game from this key. I bought a bunch of games for a friend to giveaway. But! I played the ps4 version. 100%'d it and loved every minute of it! Puns are amazing and I wish it had multiplayer like Cat Quest 2!

Pretty fun game. The design is a bit silly, but the game seems to embrace it, and the mechanics while relatively simple are still pretty enjoyable

Short but sweet is what perfectly sums up this game I think. I'll go over several aspects of this game with a TL;DR at the end Gameplay: The gameplay is fairly simple, you have an attack, a dodge and 4 buttons for magic spells. Every enemy has a set pattern of attacks so once you learn those (and it's quite easy to do so) you don't really have to fear your enemies anymore. There are quite a lot of side quests which all take a few minutes each, They don't really add any new mechanics but it's a somewhat nice addition to the game anyway. It's all fairly casual and it's pretty nice to just pick up for a bit but not something I would personally play all day long. Story: The story is very basic and the side quests are alright, some quest chains have a fun storyline going on but a lot of them are just riddled with a lot of bad cat puns (Up to you if you like that or not). Character progression: Again very basic, you can level up and this automatically makes your character stronger. You can invest gold in your magic skills to make those stronger and you can find gear in dungeons (Finding the same piece upgrades it), You can also take a gamble in gear shops and buy gear from a randomized gear box. It's all very basic but that does not mean it's bad. It's pretty nice if you just want to hack and slash and blast away at enemies without really thinking about min-maxing your character like in some other games. Steam Deck: This game plays perfectly on the Steam Deck and I truly think it's one of those games that shines when played on a handheld platform due to it's casual nature and art style. A full battery will last you around 5-6 hours on this game (Although I did have it paired with Nreal Air Glasses which extend the battery life) Graphics: Fun unique and cute style as can be seen from the videos and screenshots on the site, usually I'm more in to 3D games but occasionally give 2D games a chance if they look fun at first glance. Length: It really depends on if you want to do everything in the game or just want to rush through the main story, but I reckon if you would start playing on a Saturday morning and had nothing else to do you could finish it that same day. TL;DR If you're looking for a complex game with in depth character building or a great story, this is not the game you're looking for. However if you are in the market for a more casual hack and slash game that's just fun and allows you to turn your brain off then this is a great contender. Easy...

Honestly kind of enjoyable but it's just...meh. Hit the enemy, roll back. Hit the enemy. Roll back. Nothing about it was bad and in another time, this would be something I would sink 100s of hours in. This is not that time.