Cat Mail Co.

Tippi-toppi Spiel! Was würde ich dafür geben auch eine Postkatze zu sein .. Miau >-<

OVERALL ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ Cat Mail Co. is the game I expected it to be - simple, cute, and deceptively addictive. This is the game that you can spend hours on due to a satisfying gameplay loop, as proven by my 14 hours of play at review. The loop is simple: scan and stamp packages, sort them in appropriate locations, and identify incoming packages for customers. There is no time limit, there is no massive penalties. Just you and a bunch of packages that need to find their homes. It is the game you play while talking with friends. I can wholeheartedly endorse it, even with the cons it presents ☾ ˖°˖ PROS - Cute art style - Addictive Gameplay Loop - Stress Free - Co-op - Endless Game ☾ ˖°˖ CONS - No native controller support at current, though I know this is something they plan to add. - Sunny Shores & Tropical Dunes stamps too similar. I found myself very often confusing the two and think there needs to be better differentiation - Some grammatical errors within the pre-existing generation of the package requests. This is a nitpick. i.e. "This package is for my mom. My package is cube-shaped." - No cat customization within co-op - Corrupt packages are hard to notice, as they are a tiny purple swirl that fades in and out. - Similarity between heat and bright identifiers, another issue that caused me to mix up several times due to both using the sun symbol, as well as being next to one another. GRAPHICS ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There is a cohesive art style in the game that makes it fit well into the genre of cozy. It's not strenuous on the system or one's eyes. AUDIO ★★★★☆ (4/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ The audio cues at current are extremely cute and satisfying. The shadowy noises upon placing a package in the shadow room, the sizzle of placing a package in the heated room. The Revealuna sound is a bit obnoxious when you walk by if you forget to turn it off, and I wish there were more ambient tracks or variety in the day and night music. DIFFICULTY ★★☆☆☆ (2/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ On a basis, the game is insanely easy. I played much of it between bouts of consciousness on new medicine, so I would hardly say I was performing at top notch. However, there are some similarities in visuals used for sorting packages that up the difficulty, as mistakes seem prone to happening due to it. There is also the aspect of space management, and just juggling all the different rooms and locations by the time you have everything unlocked. All in all, though, it is an easy and relaxed game. STORY ★☆☆☆☆ (1/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There is pretty much no true story. The game consists of sorting packages, and then going through piles to unearth new rooms, which culminates with you unearthing the final room, then the loop continues. There is room for a story, but that is not the point of this game and would require restructuring of some of the systems, so it is not something I would expect any time soon. GAME TIME ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ This game is one of those endless games. The loop keeps you playing, and even when you finish the "story", you can continue playing as packages will always keep coming. This is a good mindless game, whether for relaxing, visual stimulation while listening to a podcast or audio book, keeping busy while talking with friends, or winding down for bed. PRICE ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ This game is $15, and I finished the main story solo in about 10 hours. Another 4 was invested into a run with a friend, and I have plenty more to play. I always deem at most $1/hr a worthwhile price point, and the content of the game matches that for the endless play. BUGS ★★★★☆ (4/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There aren't too many bugs. The only one I have personally faced is packages getting stuck in the package pile in multiplayer, which halts progression. Inspecting the pile closely will allow you to pull out the package, though, and progression resumes as intended.

Jeu excellent, c'est comme avoir un deuxième boulot mais depuis chez soi ! 10/10 ! OST folle je pense que je ne l'oublierai jamais ! C'est pour ce genre de jeu que je me suis procuré une RTX 4090 ! La fin est vraiment prenante, j'ai encore les larmes !

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[b]TL;DR I recommend this cute, relaxing game IF you have ZERO issues with motion sickness or dizziness/nausea.[/b] The gameplay loop is very fun and simple, and I initially had a relaxing time playing this with 2 other friends, and could've seen myself continuing to play it, in an ideal world. Unfortunately, [b]if you deal with any level of motion sickness, this game is not for you.[/b] I know that this is something I frequently deal with, so after it making me very ill the first time I played, the next time I took anti-motion sickness medication 30mins prior to playing, made sure to not move my camera around much, walked backwards through every room so the camera would be stationary, and played with a small window on my monitor in a brightly-lit room. Despite taking these measures, I found myself SO sick after barely 30mins of gameplay that I had to lay down for the entire rest of the evening, the nausea and headache not passing until the following day. There are multiple threads on Steam and Reddit of people experiencing this or worse, so [i]if you've ever experienced motion sickness, I advise holding off purchasing until the devs address the issue and implement a fix.[/i] This is a very cute game otherwise, and I recommend it to anyone who likes organizing and low stakes cozy gaming (and doesn't get motion sickness!) - hopefully I can play it properly one day.

Wow I love repetitive tasks. Wow I love Autism. 5/5 Stars.

Cat Mail Co. Has been one of the most addicting cozy game I have played. If you love organizing things this game is 100% for you! I had so much fun sorting packages out, the puzzle of getting as much as possible on the ship. There is great progression, when you think "okay I've done everything" There is more, more rooms to discover, different package types that you need to look out for, and cute little decor to find around the game. I genuinely love this game and if you enjoy games similar to this it's defiantly worth getting! They even have a free demo to try before purchasing this game!

Cute game with good mechanics and a solid gameplay loop.