
BE A CAT! SAVE YOUR HUMAN! You're a fluffy feline who must save their owner from the hordes of flesh eating greebles which dwell within the bathroom. Will she make it through her morning business alive? Only you can save her!
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BE A CAT and SAVE YOUR HUMAN from the GREEBLES!
In Itty Bitty Toilet Kitty, you play as a cute feline on a mission to protect your beloved human from flesh-eating toilet monsters — the dreaded GREEBLES!
What to expect:
A microgame — around 15 minutes of total playtime
A very silly story
Simple but fun gameplay
A retro-style soundtrack
My first solo dev project
CAT!
Note from the developer:
I made this game after losing my job as a games writer. Originally, it was a paid game (99p) — after being unemployed for a year and a half, I couldn’t justify not charging something.
Now that I’m back working as a games writer again, I’ve decided to make it free forever.
It’s a very silly little game, but it brought me a lot of joy during a dark time, and I hope it brings a smile (and maybe a laugh) to anyone who gives it a try.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Disclosure: I did the music! The game is a mix of relaxing vibes with chaotic pressure-building kitty-claw slashing fights mingled with a fun story about religion, divine purpose and making ones own destiny (OK, not really haha, but you will start to feel sorry for one of the bad guys). The story for me is what grabbed me about the game, seeing the cut-scenes is a genuine reward for the 30 seconds or so of frantic panic of swiping at those Greebles before your humans health bar reaches zero. The game works perfectly with Steam Input (I've tried it with a Playstation and retro arcade stick controllers). The vibe is retro so I replayed it with a joystick to complete the arcade-feeling experience. The game is about 15 - 20 minutes long and I'm thinking the price feels right - it lasts longer than a can of Fanta. Anyone who's into cats will love the game, it's simple and accessible and seems to run on any machine (I'm running it on Linux/Fedora). I'm pretty happy with my role in making the music, Kate (the developer) would often say 'MORE CHAOS' so I'd layer in more melodies, more instruments and it does come together as a formula: relaxing music - then 30 seconds of anxiety inducing chaos and panic - then a reward cut-scene with fun more relaxed music. I'd recommend this game for people who like dumb-fun-cute games. At the end you'll get to see the cat that inspired the game too :).
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Oyunda banyoda yaşayan et yiyen yaratık sürüsünden sahibini kurtarması gereken tüylü bir kedisin. Sabahki işlerini sağ salim bitirebilecek mi? Onu sadece sen kurtarabilirsin!
This game, is astounding. Some would say, the ♥♥♥♥. Clive the GOAT
Itty Bitty Toilet Kitty is a game that tackles the moral dilemmas of church and religion and how false gods create war and the death of innocent lives
This is a wonderfully silly and short game where you play as a vigilant cat protecting your owner, Claire, while she’s on the toilet. What begins as a humorous premise quickly escalates into chaotic action when a rat invades the bathroom, revealing a bizarre and unexpectedly intense showdown. The gameplay is straightforward. You can move left or right, jump, and claw at anything that threatens Claire. Confined entirely to a single bathroom screen, the game is still hectic thanks to enemies that bounce around unpredictably. While there’s no deep strategy involved, the fast-paced combat requires quick reflexes, especially since defeated enemies can still harm Claire during their dramatic death animations. Keeping her alive until the timer runs out becomes quite a challenge. Despite the simplicity, what makes the game memorable are the hilarious story segments between rounds. The plot dives into absurdity, introducing toilet monsters who are under pressure to devour Claire or face punishment from the ominous Sewage God. The game humanizes these creatures, particularly one named Clive. His defeated debriefs before the general, where he mourns fallen comrades, including his best man from the wedding, and questions the legitimacy of their mission, adds humor. The entire experience lasts about 20 minutes, which contains a handful of rounds and even a boss fight. But despite some intense challenge, the overall difficulty shouldn’t be that tough to face.
Unironically one of the best games I've played in a bit.
This game changed my life. There I was, sitting cluelessly one Sunday evening, bored.. jobless.. depressed.. with nothing to do. But then I checked my Steam library, and there it was... staring at me. Waiting to be downloaded. Immediately upon opening it I knew my life was never going to be the same ever again. The dialogue is enchanting, I have never experienced such emotional depth in such a simplistic, but powerful expression. This game moved me to become a better person. Never again am I ever going to take a dump in my own toilet without an Itty Bitty Toilet Kitty protecting me. 10/10 game. Would pay 100 euros for this.
The whole thing takes less than 10 minutes to finish. It's cute. Not much gameplay here, you're just a cat that jumps and swats at things until they die. It works. I bought it as part of a charity bundle on Fanatical, so I have no negative thoughts about it. It's short, fairly entertaining, and I enjoyed it.
2/10. This is absolutely one of those games you only play for the theme and the storyline. The actual gameplay is truly atrocious. Enemies bounce around the screen following no particular pattern, and if you happen to overlap with them you hit the spacebar to destroy them. It's a real shame because the writing is humorous and fun and the setting is entertaining. I suffered through the 3rd level several times in a row, hoping in vain that I would pass it so that I could continue to enjoy the only good part of the game. After rage quitting I came back awhile later only to discover that I'd have to sit through every single level again including unskippable cutscenes to give it another try :-( Time to uninstall instead. Look, I understand this is not a serious effort. It is just meant to be a bit of lighthearted distraction. But a tiny bit more effort on the gameplay could have made a package that was enjoyable by far more people than what you have produced here.
https://youtu.be/QE1mkhBJUsM Short enough to not overstay the value of the one simple joke that brief experience worth a few laughs even without much challenge.
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