Cattie Review (PlayStation 5)
Cattie Review, Get ready for platforming action of the retro kind as you take the role of a nimble kitten named Cattie! Run, jump, hop from wall to wall, crouch, pounce, and swipe at enemies as you make your way through side-scrolling pixel art stages with feline precision. Inspired by genre classics of the ’80s, Cattie is presented in minimalistic black-and-white style and fluid 2D animation.
Cattie Review Pros:
- Nice pixel art graphics.
- 89MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Screenshake on and off option.
- Platformer gameplay.
- The first few levels are tutorial-based.
- You can jump, wall jump, and punch.
- Kill enemies by pinching them.
- The goal of the game is to get to the exit.
- Checkpoints act as a respawn point.
- Any deaths go to the last checkpoint hit or the beginning of the level.
- Handy current-level playing text.
- Easy to learn.
- The game soon turns into a reflex-heavy go-as-fast toy can platformer.
Cattie Review Cons:
- When you attack you stay still and have a small area of effect.
- Hitting enemies as you jump is tricky and not consistent.
- Level difficulties are all over the place with some levels being very simple and some being so precision-based it’s frustrating.
- The music is not that great.
- Boring trophy list.
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Cattie:
Developer: Vergiu Games
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
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