Space Cat

So, i recentally came apon this game, this game is a gem, and i think its a bit obscrure, the controls are smooth and the gameplay has me addicted, the plot is simple and reminds me of an NES or SNES game same with the visuals. i don't enough people to play the battle or basket ball gamemodes and if online was somehow incorperated into the multiplayer it could be played a bit more chaotic and more available to the gamers who don't have people to play it with locally but people who can online the game seems to run at a smooth framerate and no slowdowns, the difficulty i find challenging but fun, the soundtrack is AMAZING and feels like its straight from an old NES or SNES game. i give this game a solid 8/10, great game but unfortunatally local multiplayer only with no online play to date. hopefully this game gets more popular as i see great qaulity for it. cheap price and easy to play, pick this up if you can.

Great game. Can't wait for competitive scene.

An incredibly charming arcade platformer. Honestly the Adventure Mode and Boss Rush alone make this an easy sell. The classic arcade mode is a pretty straightforward affair: Smash blocks to get coins and gems for score, but you're also busting up your footing. So it's a constant spinning plate act of breaking blocks and defending your flooring from missiles that speed in from the sides, after a short time a UFO pops up, you give that a smack and more blocks are scattered throughout the board, keep doing this as things get faster and more hectic until you inevitably fall into the pit below. I can only imagine how hectic this gets in multiplayer. It's also pretty customizable, offering a fair selection of mutators to make the game easier or harder by adding extra weapons and powerups, or adding more hazards like snow or bombs. If you're feeling particularly masochistic, you can even remove core mechanics like double jumping or wall clinging. The Adventure mode is practically a separate game in itself. It's not often you see a sidescroller where every stage is an autoscroller, but there's always plenty of obstacles to dodge and robo dogs to blow up, so you're never really left waiting around for too long. What REALLY surprised me however is you can speed up the scrolling by getting close to the edge, that makes repeat playthroughs much better once you begin to memorize enemy and hazard placement. Every stage ends with a boss battle too, all of which are pretty solid, with the real stand out being the giant walrus boxer (Biggie Freeze). Sounds and music are on point as well, I'm very fond of the title theme especially. The game's arcade mode reminds me of early NES games with the solid black backgrounds and simplistic but easy to read sprites. Though things get a lot more detailed in the game's adventure mode, with different tilesets and backgrounds. The game controls pretty damn tightly, which is good because it asks for a lot of prescision and quick reflexes. My only real complaint with the controls is you're locked to the ground while attacking, meaning you can't jump while Space Cat is swiping out with his claws, or using one of his weapons. That's thrown me off more than once and it makes attacking and platforming at the same time a bit of a muddy affair. The game offers a lot of content and enjoyment for its humble price, Ondydev put a lot of love into this game and I can certainly feel it. I recommend giving it a look for the Adventure Mode alone, but I can see myself spending a lot of time in the Arcade mode as well.

One of my friends was giving out copies of this game if we agree to write a review for the game. When looking for the game's page (aka this one), I found the NES-esque visuals quite appealing and it seemed quite fun. Now, it's time to write a review for Space Cat. From my playtime with this game, it has been entertaining in classic mode, as well as in adventure mode. I couldn't test out multiplayer, as it was local only and doesn't have anyone to play with irl (unless there's an online mode that I'm being oblivious to), but I still had fun in solo. In classic mode, projectiles are flying at you, while your objective it to get as many points as possible without falling off. The longer the game is, the harder it gets. It offers a challenge, which can become a bit chaotic at times (reminder that it's still in one-player mode). The jetpack offers a recovery option, even though I rarely use it. In adventure mode, you go through a series of side-scrollers, while trying to survive and get to the end, with dog enemies in your way. This mode is best suited for those who are familliar with Classic mode, so it's best if you play it first instead of jumping straight in adventure mode. The themes are varied, from what I had played. In both modes (including the giant mode, which is basically classic mode, but with a bigger stage), you can obtain a collectible (a hat coin-thing?) that can be used to unlock hats and, at one point, outline colors. You can customize your cat with a hat, its fur and outline color. Try styling your cat to your liking. So tl;dr, this game is fun, even in solo. It has its sets of challanges, keeping the player's attention. You're not gonna regret this game; it has a low cost, so it's a good use of your money.

This man has been working on this title for almost 6 years and it only has 16 reviews? that is a crime. surprisingly LEGIT game, has the charm of NES classics. this game is honestly genius, with great game design, couch multiplayer, and customizations to seal the deal. i really enjoy this game, it is a lot of fun

I like this one

Cool game, pretty fun with friends. I would highly recommend using a controller for this game.

Very nice soundtrack and cute looking. also many different gamemodes wich is nice

This game is frikin awesomeeeeeeee Perfect to spend some quality time with friends, both in pvp and coop

Can be fun with friends. Adventure Mode is just way too hard.