
A retro style simple platforming adventure! A small cute cat must save their world from an ancient Nanobot Virus. Explore a beautiful pixel art land as you try and find the source of this destruction.
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SUPER NEAT CAT is a retro platformer in the vein of the original Nintendo & Super Nintendo 2D platforming games.
Can this neat little cat save their home from a Nanobot-Virus? This virus was created by an ancient civilization. It has infected the world and has been taking over the wildlife.
Their first time leaving their home, this cat will travel far to try and find the source of this destruction. 60+ levels await to be challenged and more!
Run and double-jump across a land covered by ancient temples that have awaken again. These temples are protected with traps and hazards that you must avoid. Some form into shifting dungeons that change every time you enter!
Absorb Nano-Crystals that seem to give the Nanobots power. Perhaps they can also be used to stop them!
Can this neat little cat do more than they ever thought they could?
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MESSAGE FROM THE DEVELOPER:
- This is my very first "big" game, and I made it in 10 months.
- I have been learning game development for almost 2 years as a hobby.
- I'm a full-time English teacher in Korea. In my free time I worked on this game.
- I greatly enjoyed making this game while also learning to code and do game design for the first time! Thanks so much for trying my game.
- I hope this simple game gives you some joy and fun challenge.
Be safe and be happy!
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Sem dúvidas esse joguinho indie foi uma grande surpresa e um dos melhores qe tive o prazer de conhecer do tema de gatinhos com plataforma. Eu geralmente não sou mto chegada nessa categoria devido à dificuldade em passar as fases, porém eu realmente fiquei viciada em Super Neat Cat, os controles e o level design são maravilhosos e tornam a experiência única e qe te prende à tela o tempo todo!! Ademais os gráficos são retrô e mto bonitos, e as fases são desafiadoras, mas vão ficando fáceis conforme vcê treina e pega o jeito (principalmente se usar um controle de Xbox ou semelhante), e aí dá vontade de continuar jogando e não parar mais até acabar, prqê o modo qe o dev fez de cada nível ser único e ser de curta duração (2-5 minutos) fez com qe o jogo rendesse mto mais sem se tornar chato ou enjoativo. São mais de 40 níveis e 7 bosses, além de fases especiais em Dungeons no estilo clássico de exploração em 2D por salas aleatórias em busca da chave e da saída; com toda certeza eu super recomendo esse jogo, é incrível demais e desafiador na medida certa, cm uma duração de cerca de 4-5 horas, mas qe faz valer todo dinheiro investido, prqê permite vcê vivenciar uma aventura dinâmica e divertida sem se estressar mto e sentindo o tempo voar enqnto joga.
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A cute simple platformer about a cat trying to save the world from a nano bot virus. The controls are a little touchy but not bad enough to hate the game. Plus I am a sucker for games about kitty meows. <3
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[h1]Follow our [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36214917/]Curator Group for more reviews[/url][/h1] Super Neat Cat is a straightforward platformer that struggles to stand out. In general, the game is inoffensive and lacks any egregious issues. Typically, a game without many flaws is great, but there needs to be something special or different about it. Super Neat Cat isn’t a bad game, but it lacks a notable strength that pulls you in. The platforming mechanics in Super Neat Cat are rudimentary and felt clunky to me. You have a basic double jump, but nothing else. There are no special abilities, you just run and jump. I found jumping to feel unusually slow, and it actually took a while to get used to it. To be fair to the game, this might just be a personal issue, as I don’t play a ton of platformers. I would have liked it if your character had a faster top speed, although it’s also clear that this game is trying to be more casual and laid-back than something like Super Meat Boy. As for the levels themselves, they aren’t mind blowing, but some are designed quite well. Some sections are reused in later levels, which is disappointing, but understandable given the one man development team. The worst levels are the dungeons, which seem to be randomly generated from pre-made rooms. They get repetitive almost immediately and feel like filler to pad out the game’s length. Some of the rooms are interesting, but not enough to make it fun, especially compared to the much better normal levels. Boss fights periodically show up, but like the dungeons, they become bland quickly. After the first boss fight, I was actually excited to see where the game would take it, but instead of designing something unique, you just play the same boss fight over and over, but with an extra hazard each time, even on the final boss. It’s disappointing because of how much promise the first fight showed. The game’s art design is a notable highlight, thanks to well-executed pixel art and a consistent style. Throughout the game you encounter new environments that look wholly unique, but never seem out of place. Some parts of the level design look blocky and unnatural, but it isn’t a big deal for a platformer. Even though the game’s visual presentation is great, the soundtrack lets it down. It isn’t bad in a vacuum, but in the context of gameplay, it gets repetitive and annoying. The track begins again every time you die, making you dread hearing it again because of what it signifies. The game itself is fairly short but the soundtrack still overstays its welcome. The sound design is far better, with good sound effects all around. Nothing fantastic or mind blowing, but it does its job. To sum it all up, Super Neat Cat is a flawed game. It has a bland story, imperfect platforming and a weak soundtrack. It also has interesting level design, great art and solid sound design. Given the price, I would recommend it, despite its flaws. It’s far from being the next big indie platformer, but it remains a decent game. I wouldn’t recommend it to people that aren’t normally fans of the genre, simply because the game utilizes a lot of genre tropes and doesn’t do anything outside of the norm. 6/10 [quote] Visit our [url=https://www.mmmreviews.com]website[/url] for more in-depth reviews and recommendations [/quote]
Wow this game is a little challenging for me but it's super fun!! I like the art style and the little cat is super cute. I hope i can collect all the badges to see the secret level!! This is very cool for being the developers first game.
A neat platformer! Bonus points for cats. Each area has nice backgrounds and obstacles fitting the theme as well. The mushroom cave area stands out to me in particular. The music can get repetitive, but that is easily fixed by putting on something else in the background, which this game does invite to. The difficulty is very well balanced, you might need a few tries here and there, but on account of how short the levels are, it never gets frustrating. Additionally the difficulty gradually goes up throughout the game giving you plenty of space to familiarize yourself with the controls and new obstacles. Completing it 100% gives a nice challenge and doesn’t take up too much extra time. The secret level you gain access to when collecting all the badges is a really great reward as well to not spoil too much. Overall a nifty well-balanced platformer you can play for free!
This game is very fun. It's classic platforming with collectibles and time trial records. It's got 40+ levels and bosses as well. It's not Super Mario World, so obviously it's not as polished as a triple A game. But it makes up for it in spirit. There are little messages from the character at the start of every level to give encouragement. It's overall just a good game. Can't wait to see the developer's next endeavor.
Retro tarzı basit bir platform macerası! Küçük sevimli bir kedinin dünyasını eski bir Nanobot Virüsünden kurtarması gerekiyor. Bu yıkımın kaynağını bulmaya çalışırken güzel bir piksel sanat ülkesini keşfedin.
BepInExとXUnityAutoTranslatorで日本語に自動翻訳が可能。 猫の動きは遅いが無難に遊べるプラットフォーマー。敵は踏みつけで倒すタイプ。
Esta mas bueno de lo que esperaba, lo recomiendo 😎❤
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