
A Wild Catgirl Appears is a short romance visual novel featuring multiple routes, different girls to date and of course, catgirls! You follow the story of Ami, a loner at high school, as she joins the school's coding club and sets about making her first video game.
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Languages: English
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[h1] Aberrante [/h1] Otro juego que uno posee por los cromos. Horterada aberrante. Definición por antonomasia de esta auténtica basura. Lo único bueno es que no está traducido, y esto nos ahorra el padecer una inmensa diarrea mental, al no tener que leer las estolideces con las que los enajenados creadores de esta joya dejan patente su espeluznante y patética forma de ver la vida. Obras como esta mancillan la industria del videojuego (directamente, mancillan al ya de por sí defenestrado ser humano actual). Lo mejor de esta monumental vergüenza es el momento de desinstalación.
no sirve ni para los cromos, no lo tengan ni regalado
I never thought a visual novel about catgirls would not only captivate me but heal a relationship I thought was beyond repair. A Wild Catgirl Appears is more than just a game—it’s a masterpiece of storytelling and art, wrapped in a charming, emotional package that will stay with you long after you close the game. The story? Incredible. It’s deceptively simple at first glance—lighthearted and fun—but it has a surprising depth that caught me off guard. It’s sweet, emotional, and full of characters that feel real in ways you wouldn’t expect. I came in for cute catgirls and left with a heart full of hope and perspective on life I never expected. The art style? Breathtaking. Every scene is crafted with so much love and detail that you can feel it. The characters are stunning, each with unique expressions that pull you deeper into their world. It’s not just visuals—it’s art that stirs your soul. But this game didn’t just entertain me; it changed my life. My father and I had been distant for years. His battle with addiction strained our relationship beyond recognition. I bought this game on a whim, thinking it’d be a distraction from life’s heaviness. What I didn’t expect was for my father to sit down and watch me play. What started as a casual glance turned into hours of us playing together, laughing at the dialogue, and slowly reconnecting. For the first time in years, we found common ground. We bonded over the story, discussed our favorite characters, and shared something real again. Something good. That simple experience opened a door we both thought was permanently closed. Eventually, he decided to seek help. He’s been in recovery for three years now. Three. Years. And I owe that first step to this game. So, yeah, maybe it’s just a visual novel to some. But to me, it’s a symbol of something much bigger—a reminder that no matter how far apart we might drift, there’s always a way back. Sometimes, it just takes a catgirl or two to get there. If you’re on the fence, trust me—just play it. You never know how a game might change your life.
Esta [u]okay[/u], asi, subrayando el okay. Jugar este juego fue como un viaje al pasado, de como eran las VN indie de los 2000.
The Game is quite short, and depending on your reading speed could probably be knocked out in an hour or two. It isn't overly complex, no stat tracking or labyrinthine progression path. to my knowledge there isn't any real fail states but at time of writing i have only done one path. As a whole the game reminds me of a flash game, and I do not mean that as an insult. It strikes me heavily as an early game made by someone who has a soft spot for visual novels and made a solid attempt at it. While an argument could be made about whether it stuck the landing or not, the game is a cute, simple story that costs a few dollars at the max. And with the saturation of slop, asset flips, and shovelware there is on steam, you could do significantly worse than this game.
有卡 有成就 没中文 野生猫娘出现了! 野生猫娘出现了 —— 现已登陆 Steam! 《野生猫娘出现了》是一部短篇恋爱视觉小说,包含多条路线、不同的可约会女孩,当然,还有猫娘! 故事简介 《野生猫娘出现了》讲述了高中里的独行少女亚美加入学校编程社,并开始制作她的第一款电子游戏的故事。她们创造了星菈,一个超酷的猫娘忍者,并制作了一个能与游戏互动的模型。模型一开始并不太成功,但第二天,星菈竟然变成了真正的存在! 你会选择和谁约会? 包含免费更新! Steam 版本新增了全新的猫娘角色永子以及她的专属路线,为游戏增加了超过一小时的游玩内容!同时支持成就和集换式卡牌!每条路线大约需要一个半小时通关,所以请努力解锁所有成就吧! 新西部游戏 感谢你一直以来的支持。欢迎在 Twitter 上关注我们 @NewWestGames,并告诉我们你的反馈或对未来更新的建议! 请注意 —— 游玩本游戏需要 64 位操作系统。
[h1]Reseña de \A Wild Catgirl Appears!\[/h1] [h2]Resumen[/h2] Bienvenidos al extraordinario mundo donde los clichés del anime cobran vida, pero de manera menos brillante de lo que esperarías. “A Wild Catgirl Appears!” es ese tipo de juego donde te preguntas si el desarrollador estaba en una maratón de anime mientras lo codificaba. Y aunque podría parecer el sueño húmedo de un otaku, se queda más bien en un ligeramente húmedo... o algo así. [h2]Aspectos importantes e interesantes[/h2] Bueno, como lo indica el título, tenemos catgirls. Sí, esas adorables criaturas mitad gato, mitad humano que básicamente son la kriptonita para cualquier fan del anime. La premisa te empuja a tomar decisiones, con un toque de aventura gráfica y lo que podríamos considerar omance\, si es que extendemos mucho el término. ¡Ah! Y tienes varias rutas de historia, lo que implica que puedes jugarlo varias veces y seguir preguntándote por qué lo estás haciendo. [h2]Aspectos por mejorar[/h2] ¿Por dónde empezar? El juego podría trabajar una tonelada en diálogos menos forzados y un poco más de naturalidad en las transiciones. Gráficamente, no esperes que tus ojos lloren de la belleza, más bien, de la nostalgia por los juegos de principios de milenio. La IA es tan predecible que a veces te preguntas si simplemente estás hablando con una línea de código con orejas de gato. [table] [tr][th]Aspecto[/th][th]Puntuación (0-10)[/th][th]Comentarios[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Tan intuitivo como intentar entender instrucciones en japonés sin saber japonés.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]4[/td][td]Creo que mi gato podría prever mejor los movimientos de la IA.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]5[/td][td]Justo lo suficiente para no bostezar... mucho.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Video / Gráficos[/td][td]5[/td][td]Retro, pero no del tipo “bueno” retro.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]6[/td][td]Una telenovela con gatos. Imagina eso.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]7[/td][td]Como un restaurante japonés promedio en medio de Ohio.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos[/td][td]5[/td][td]Si los efectos fuesen explosiones, diría que son más bien chispitas.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]7[/id][td]Probablemente lo mejor del juego. Una pena que no sea un álbum.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]5[/td][td]Es como escuchar el doblaje de \Seinfeld\ en polaco.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Variedad de catgirls, eso tiene que contar por algo, ¿no?[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Total Puntuación[/td][td]56[/td][td]''[/td][/tr] [/table] [h3]Conclusión de Compra[/h3] Compralo con descuento. A menos que seas un coleccionista de cualquier cosa con \catgirl\ en el título, te recomendaría esperar a que este juego esté en oferta. Aún así, no prometo que vaya a mejorar con el tiempo, como un buen vino, más bien como una soda de marca desconocida que encontraste en el fondo de tu garaje.
I like the artwork.... and that's all. Story is meh. No real adult content. Achievements can get buggy and will require you to do some round about file deletions in order to earn them. I will say that the Devs did respond to the issues and gave step by step on how to solve the problems. Yet, it's not enough to make the game enjoyable. Especially to have to go through it 4 times for the achievements. Should you buy it. Only if you want the cards or 5 achievements. Even at that, get it on sale or with some bundle.
Not actively bad but average at best. The writing is passable but the scenario is kind of shallow and the fantasy elements do not really add anything to the theme of self and social acceptance. Many of the characters look like there is something wrong with their necks or like their faces were pasted onto existing illustrations. I have no idea what the note Eiko reads in the ending is about. I guess it is something from the developer and I am just unaware of whatever real-life drama inspired it. I am cutting the developer a little slack here because this appears to be their first work but while the game is not bad enough to actively advise people against buying it, it does not really have anything that makes it worth recommending.
After every play, you must delete two files to obtain the next achievement and play it again.
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