
Catto Pew Pew! is a physics-based shooter game where competitive gameplay, proximity chat, and pure chaos collide. Shoot your opponents into the sky and claim your victory!
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Catto Pew Pew! is a physics-based shooter game where competitive gameplay, proximity chat, and pure chaos collide. Shoot your opponents into the sky and claim your victory.
Play your way—whether you're on VR or Flatscreen, crossplay keeps everyone together. Dive into the mayhem with friends, no matter the device.
Playing in VR? Swing your arms in Monke Mode to parkour around the arenas.
Outplay, outlast, and outrank the competition as you fight your way to the top. Win matches and rack up trophies to climb the ranks and become the ultimate Catto Competitor!
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 120 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
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its a lot of fun. i like the remote hand, thats funny and also the ramen bowl. And I like the different facial expressions you can make.
Meow. It’s basically an ultra-fast, bullet-hell arcade arena shooter where you play as an absurdly aggressive little cat armed to the teeth with neon laser guns, shotguns, and homing missiles. You just blast through waves of colorful geometric shapes, enemy bots, and massive screen-filling bosses while dodging about four hundred glowing projectiles at the exact same time. The controls are buttery smooth, the movement feels snappy, and the synthwave / chiptune soundtrack slaps way harder than a cheap cat shooter has any right to. Upgrading your weapons mid-run turns your screen into a complete sensory overload of explosions, laser trails, and damage numbers. It’s peak "turn your brain off and let your reflexes take over" gameplay. The only real downside is that after a few hours, the environmental variety hits a wall—you’re mostly staring at the same dark grid backgrounds and dodging similar enemy patterns. Also, if you’re prone to eye strain or flashing lights, this game will absolutely melt your retinas within twenty minutes. 8.5/10. Maximum meow power.
this is the most funnyest game iv played and its really addicting! its hard to rage quit even when you die every 5 seconds
i would love this game but when i use it in vr it just loads in flatscreen
Its alright. half of the time its someone with a soundboard spamming the n word the rounds aren't that long the game is already asking me to spend money as soon as i got the game?? i had my hopes high for this game but wasn't up to my expectations
the game is alright but very anoying like how when you die it takes 5 sec to respawn while others are spawn camping and sitting at the hill in king of the hill and the devs dont know how to make good movement cause you slightly always go behind you as if you were holding down S. 6/10
I really like the game from the first day it came out. But I have a question, how do I reset my Catto pew pew account password
super fun game i like it try it 10 stars :)
i love the image i like the game system and all of them
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