Spells can be upgraded with money looted in caves or from corpses and juggling them to find enemy weaknesses is a joy.ĭid I mention that as a cat you have to fight an army of dragons controlled by an evil mage? I’m not kidding, it’s a purrfect combination of crazy and fun. There are so many items to collect and combinations to try out which will boost various stats and it’s a small thing to note, but the tiny cat avatar changes appearance with each new equip and really holds a great level of detail. You’ll return though, and very likely with new armour and weapons. Attempting one too soon will see you flattened within seconds and running off with your tail between your legs. Most dungeons can be cleared out in a few minutes if you’re over the recommended level. So, while the story only plods along, the remainder of the game stays inviting.Īnd there is a lot to do. The story is a little lacking and can be repetitive – there’s only so many fetch quests one can do – but thankfully there are dungeons and bosses that will have you grinding to level 150 so that you stand a chance. I jumped again into assuming and thought that Cat Quest would only hold me for a few hours of story.
Fighting is simple and is done on the overworld map, as well as in dungeons which have a handy guide to what level you should be before entering. The usual suspects are here Ice, Fire, Lightning, Healing and each can be mapped to a single button press for quick use. Reviews Cat Quest 2 Review: It’s Reigning Cats and Dogs. Editorials Videos Previews Patches Hardware Tech Release Dates Search. How does it fare Well, lets find out in our review. It’s pretty much a hack and slash affair, should you choose to stick with a trusty melee weapon, though our whiskered hero is decked out with the ability to cast spells, too. Cat Quest 2 has co-op, and you can play as a cat and a dog to save the world. However, beneath those features, is a very charming RPG with surprising depth. Yes, it does look lovely – both docked and handheld, the style bursts from the screen with bold lines and super crisp colour – and yes, there are many cat puns (they never get old). Crimes and Punishments offers a huge advance in graphics and gameplay for the Sherlock Holmes adventure series, and is well worth playing for longtime fans - especially if they’re playing on a. On every level.Ĭat Quest is so much more than cartoon colours and feline puns. I’m astonishingly glad to say that I was wrong. I’ve been burned many times by cute visuals luring me in, only to find that the core game leaves little to hold my attention. I’ll readily admit that when I first laid eyes on Cat Quest I assumed it would be a derivative RPG lacking in every department.
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