How To Bathe Your Cat: Drawing

Cautious recommendation. Some levels can get a little tedious, because, first of all, drawings do not snap into place immediately, they instead create physical objects governed by some pretty janky rules -- they may start moving for a few seconds after placement requiring unnecessary tuning. This would have been bearable, if amounts of liquids required to pass the level were lower, but, as it stands, losing even a few drops along the way due to shoddy drawing is painful. Undo seems to work only for the latest drawing rather than the one closest to the cursor. This becomes a mechanic in later levels requiring the player to plan ahead with execution. it is not always clear which switch operates which door, so a bit of trial and error will be needed in a couple of levels. 40 levels took around three hours to play through.

i played through the first game, so when i saw that a second how to bathe your cat had been released, i bought it instantly. the gameplay is refreshing yet familiar with respect to the original. i love the graphics and concept of this series, and hope that the developer continues making this type of game.

A bañar al michi

Very challenging and fun game! I really liked the mechanics of having to draw the path. And the physics of liquids is very well done, I recommend it!

I liked it when the fnuuy cat goes in the water and get clean :thumb up emoji:

Interesting Puzzles and very cute design

https://youtu.be/mK5NYkn21a8 Drawing and redrawing elements in levels over and over allows for brute force solutions which draws players into an unfun state of play.

Requires too much steadiness of hand for a puzzle game.

good

Cute!