Konrad's Kittens

This game is awesome for young children. My daughter's a big fan. A couple of the games are a bit tough for little kids, but she loves decking her kitty out with new clothes and skins. The recent updates have really improved the look of things. Keep up the good work!

Konrad the Kitten is basically a Tamagotchi for VR, but just in case you never had one of those, it's a pet-raising game that lets you care for a pet. The downside of this pet-raising game is the lack of progression. The kitten stays a kitten and doesn't get stronger or better in any way. If this game offered more of an outcome to raising the kitten, it'd be more interesting which path you took, from starving the cat to being mean to it to being the best parent ever. As is, Konrad is just a virtual kitten model named after its creator, nothing more. The kitten looks cute, but the game is lacking enough depth to keep me entertained. Please note: I did not manage to figure out how to access minigames before this review. I got as far as trying both control modes, though. I also tried everything I initially had access to. I started getting a non-responsive cat that wouldn't play with anything, and I couldn't just wait it out because nothing was given to me to do in the meantime (and this being VR, I didn't feel like going afk at all), so I had to quit out of boredom. I believe this may be an issue the game will address for a later release. You do not need a plushy to make this game work, but I've tied the controller to a cheap plushy I had nearby and can confirm it makes the experience slightly more immersive in some ways and slightly less immersive in other ways. I also considered tying the controller to my actual cat, but I chickened out of doing that, because Vive wands are expensive and very fragile. Still, it would have been funny as hell. The cat falls through the game's floor and has other visual anomalies I would like the 1.0 release to solve for the sake of immersion. Syncing the actual room's floor with the in-game floor is very difficult if not impossible. Perhaps this mechanic should be redesigned to use the actual roomscale floor instead of an in-game calibration? I also found it weird how the controller stayed on the cat's back when I chose plushy mode. We should either not see the controller or have the option to customize where the controller goes, for example, inside the plushy. I guess it's an interesting VR experiment, but it's overpriced at $9.99 and may be a game you should wait to buy during a sale. It needs more refinement and more entertaining elements to be considered replayable enough or immersive enough to be worth the asking price. I'll give it another go once it gets to its 1.0 release.

Fun for children (and if no-one is watching, also for bigger 'kids') VERY easy to play, no complicated buttons, just put the kitty where you want to go.

Lovely pet simulator

This game is amazing fun for my kids. Would recommend for anyones kids that just like to have a bit of fun.

This game is sooo freakin cute! I am very happy with this purchase. It runs great, even on under powered PCs, and it's nice to just sit down with a kitty for 15 minutes a day. I can't wait to see what future content this game has to offer. It's exactly the kind of game that casual users can just hop right into without instruction.