
A fantasy Souls-like and CUTE~ top-down action game. Step into the despised Lands of Sinners as Mickesh, where lovely cats enjoy fast-paced battles, family friendly interactions, and the most adorable ?sUfF3r1nG? imaginable!
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"Welcome to the best shop in the whole Lands of Sinners! How much gold coins do you have? Give me ALL OF THEM!!!"

-Kevin
Catfighter is a 2D pixel game where the player shapes the fate of the main character, Mickesh. Players can expect a dark fantasy story, challenging boss fights, and the horrors that await him.

But will Mickesh face the darkness, or become the horror himself?

The game features multiple biomes for the player to explore. Each boss’s story is revealed when entering their biome or a specific location. Players can save their progress at the bonbox, in which Mickesh can also hide. For some grotesque, cartoonish reason, the bonbox teleports him directly in front of Kevin’s shop, where he can empty his pockets.
By touching the red portal next to the shop, players can return to their last bonbox. In the Lands of Sinners, nothing is truly normal and all oddities are part of the world.
Gameplay
Players must take care of Mickesh, ensuring he doesn’t get harmed. After all, you wouldn’t want to hurt a cute cat… right?
Mickesh needs to stay healthy and @L1v3, so it’s recommended to drink milk by pressing E.
He can roll in any direction by pressing SPACE.
Mickesh can draw a sword from his pockets and use it for self-defense, either with the arrow keys or the Q button (for parrying). He may not be the brightest, but one thing’s certain: he would never use his tail as a weapon.
Good luck exploring the Lands of Sinners!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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