Cat Quest II

Вторая часть сохранила такой же милый стиль и детский интерфейс, однако и сложность ее значительно возросла. Карта стала намного больше первой части и предлагает игроку много различных квестов, а так же много вариативных костюмов и оружия. Однако, сам кооператив несколько утруднен вылетами и пролагами. Ну и добавлю от себя, если вы "сорока" и отвлекаетесь на все сверкающее и блестящее, то эта игра очень усложнит вам жизнь во время прохождения. А в целом, милое приключение для двоих друзей на несколько вечеров.

[h1]An Expanded, But Crooked Step In The Right Direction After A Forgettable Predecessor![/h1] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [h1]Introduction & Premise[/h1] The Gentlebros’ “Cat Quest 2”, published by Kepler Interactive (yes, the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 publisher) is a step in the right direction after a poorly aged predecessor. This time, despite the name remaining the same, you’re actually not on a cat quest: you’re on a cat and dog quest! The big, shiny new spin on CQ 1’s gameplay is the addition of a sort of tag team singeplayer, where you can freely switch between a feline and canine protagonist on the fly, even mid-brawl. But, if you have a friend or partner, you can also play the entirety of Cat Quest 2 in local co-op. The game loosely continues an undisclosed, but ostensibly long amount of time after the first game. The dog and cat kingdoms are still at war, and the conflict is slowly reaching its zenith, with two opposing, but equally tyrannical kings at the helm of the bloodshed. [h1]The Improvements[/h1] Cat Quest 2 comes with a solid amount of improvements over its predecessor. Chief among these? More diversity in sprites, sounds, stories, dungeons, enemies, bosses (specifically their attack patterns) and spells. Cat Quest 1 suffered from random slowdowns. Not like FPS lag spikes, but a total slowdown of the entire game. This issue, I’m very happy to report, is no longer present in CQ 2. Cat Quest 1’s chief strength were its aesthetics and humor. This trend continues in CQ 2 and it’s all even better, especially with the introduction of the aforementioned variety and the narrative taking place across both the dog and cat kingdoms. The sound design is likewise much improved. The game sounds good, it looks good and is humorous. Cat Quest 2 doesn’t feature any padding in the form of New Game+ achievements, which its predecessor was full of. There’s also way less rehashed content in the sequel, because you’re no longer tasked with re-clearing dungeons for side and main quests. There’s a smart new use for gold in CQ 2, namely buying upgrades for weapons and armor. In the first game, you only used gold for spells and nothing else, and by the time you were done with the game you had unbelievable amounts of excess leftover gold that you couldn’t do absolutely anything with. [h1]What Stayed The Same/What Became Worse[/h1] Audio sliders have too few settings like in Cat Quest 1. Just like for that game, I had to lower the volume of Cat Quest 2 in my Windows audio mixer. The game has a lot more content than Cat Quest 1, and a lot less of that content is rehashed, both of these are true. On the flipside of that, though, the game is also way more grindy than CQ 1. The main story of the first Cat Quest was surprisingly engaging and interesting, even featuring some unexpected metanarrative exposition. Same goes for this sequel. It’s just a shame that some of the side quests of CQ 2 are absolutely idiotic nonsense, such as a weaponsmith teaching a general that the only weapon the general actually needs are his paws (fists) and “inner strength”. To this, the general thanks you for delivering this message and hands you his (definitely necessary) weapon and goes off to fight a massive war betweeen two kingdoms, with only his bare hands. There are quite a few questionable examples. The first game had its fair share of silly quests, but they were always little side-content jokes or metanarrative jokes from the dev team, but nothing that made a joke of the main narrative. Another quest type (which might’ve also been present in the first, I actually don’t remember) are quests where you have to do what you’re told, even when it’s obvious you’re obliviously helping a secret antagonistic force. Sometimes you do straight up imbecilic things, until the next quest in the chain, where you’re inevitably given no consequences and told what’s actually happening and how to fix it. Some quests and elements are also just shamelessly copied from CQ 1 in their entirety. Like some quests in CQ 2 are “references” to CQ 1 quests. These references usually just end up being 1-to-1 recreations… so yeah, slightly lazy. Lastly, some of the fights are way too tanky, way too visually busy and barely have any openings for melee. For this, a secret boss comes to mind, which looks like the regular, first enemy you fight in the game (a hedgehog), but takes barely any damage from any and all damage sources and can randomly, without any tell, activate a big AoE around itself, that moves alongside it and can basically instakill you. This boss also happens to be a redo from the first game (even being at the exact same spot on the map), but its way more unfair, tedious and unfun to fight here, in Cat Quest 2. [h1]Summary[/h1] Cat Quest 1 is a mediocre game. Cat Quest 2 is slightly above average. If that doesn’t bother you, and you’re looking for a breezy, chill, but kind of middle-of-the-road experience, then feel free to give Cat Quest 2 a shot. Playing the first game helps a little, but is mostly unnecessary for playing this one, especially considering how many of the first game’s most iconic side quests are simply repeated here again. If you demand more than mediocrity and “a little above average” for your time, then stay away from this franchise.

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7/10分~ 猫咪斗恶龙2~ 与一代的差别其实不太大~ 游戏是开放世界，也有一点点剧情锁，不过也能去到后期的地图~ 跨个十几二十级压力都很大~ 等级是数数又值值，低等级打高等级副本很刮痧，然后被摸一下就暴毙~ 在高等级的图里路过都是可怕的事情~ 不过也有翻滚~只要操作够好，也能慢慢磨死对面~ 人物满级是99，记得当时八十多级，有个九十多级的副本，我想着去试一下，万一能过呢（在此之前我根本不敢碰高级图）在一段艰难险阻惊心动魄的刮痧之后居然真过了！！！ 这给我极大的信心，看见个200级的副本，直接进去打（我当时可能还没意识到200级是什么概念，只是凭借着虚假的自信进去了）（其实心里没一点底，只是想去试试）在刮了好一阵后发现也没这么难。 通关后拿到一个奖励，是游戏三神器之一“零勇气”。突然感觉这游戏设计的简单纯粹而又精妙无比，是啊~ 这就是“勇气”。我战胜的是心理的恐惧~ 在后来，每当我害怕某个东西的时候，我都会想起这个游戏教给我的，很多事情没有我们想象的这么难，需要战胜的是自己的心魔。 「人类的战歌 是勇气的战歌。」

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Si el primer Cat Quest te dejó con ganas de más, estás de suerte: la segunda entrega mantiene intacta la fórmula del original. Es un Hack 'n' Slash RPG directo, rápido y adictivo. pero con una novedad... ¡Ahora puedes jugarlo con un colega en cooperativo local! ¿Eres más de perros o de gatos? ¡Da igual, porque podrás elegir tu protagonista! Además, el mapa es más grande y han aumentado la variedad de armas y hechizos. Pero para lo malo, este gato sigue cojeando de la misma pata: la estructura de las misiones secundarias es muy repetitiva (ir del punto A al punto B y limpiar la zona), aunque ahora tenemos chistes gatunos y perrunos. Resumiendo: > Cooperativo (gato + perro) > La misma jugabilidad adictiva pero más pulida > Más armas, hechizos y un mapa más grande Un juego muy casual, ligerito pero con encanto.

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Yes 1000 times yes!! the quests, the jokes, the callbacks to the first one!! simply amazing :D