Cat Gets Medieval

surprisingly fun and addictive haha

当我发现可以杀鸡的时候我就知道事情不简单了。

super underrated amazing potential fun worth the money will play more when I have time

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Lovely cat game, great for people who are new to MMOs. Playing through it with my fiance right now and it's a blast.

the cat sure does get medieval

Light-hearted and lots of fun. Unlike some games with laborious movement, the cats can run really fast. There's often more than one way to solve a problem, for example platform jumping (which I'm not good at) can be avoided by climbing instead. Works well on Steam Deck. Really enjoyable game!

This game was such a surprise. My family and I were just looking for a sandbox-y type co-op game and stumbled across this. It is so charming and well done for being an early access game. The cats are adorable and the way the "class" system works is hilarious. I'm really looking forward to further expansions/updates to this game. There are a few glitchy things that make co-op gameplay a little annoying but overall, I fully enjoy and would recommend this for groups of family/friends.

A game about taking a cat and putting a cool hat on it. And the cat also breathes fire (or some other magic, I got fire. You can't choose, which I like and also do not like.) Some parts of the map do feel very empty but the game does reward exploration most of the time. It's a really nice little game worth a few hours of playing! Cute character customisation, too. I love to make entire villages stand in one room.

Synty Studios assets, hell yeah! Overall, a charming game, I like it. However, here's a a little feedback for the developer. I only played co-op mode, but on there, the travel menu is confusing - it seems like "okay" would make you travel, when in truth, you have to wait 10 seconds, and both buttons will cancel. Waiting for travel is also annoying, I would rather have my friend press that they are "ready" or something like that. The map could use some indicator of where you are. There could also be some sort of tutorial in the beginning, it's a little confusing at first.