Your hero has their own personal Navi, a glowing blue ghost kitty named Spirry who basically speaks for you. It’s a simple system, but it is often a lot of fun, especially when there are multiple enemies with different types of attack patterns approaching all at once. So timing is crucial, and you’ll spend a lot of time dodging, getting in a few hits, and dancing away to avoid being frozen. Lightning (or Lightnyan, as it’s called) appears as two arrows to the left and right of the spellcaster. These appear either as patterns or as a red circle that gradually fills up as they’re about to try to lash out with a melee attack.Īll the spells in the world except for the Cattrap skill strike in a certain pattern - fire, for instance, will light ablaze anything within a certain distance from you. Most battles involve maneuvering around the enemies’ area of attack. You have a standard melee weapon, and you can equip four magical spells at once. All of this encourages you to explore the colorful world and makes grinding feel like less of a chore.ĭodging spells, laying down traps, and hacking away at large sheep-mammoth hybrid creatures all feel great. After you gain the ability to walk across water, you can head south and fight the giant elder god Cathulhu. There are also occasional secrets, like pirate treasure and hidden dungeons. Another has you solving the mystery of two identical cities - situated in the Twin Peaks - that seem to be under some kind of curse. 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. MetaBeat will bring together metaverse thought leaders to give guidance on how metaverse technology will transform the way all industries communicate and do business on October 3-4 in San Francisco, CA. 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. Learn more.Ĭat Quest is an adorable romp through a fantasy world where you fight monsters, cast spells, and battle dragon bosses. Interested in learning what's next for the gaming industry? Join gaming executives to discuss emerging parts of the industry this October at GamesBeat Summit Next.
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