
On the retro-futuristic planet of Felmuria lives a little girl named Felicity Rue. Despite living in destitution, she dreams of becoming the most famous tap dancer in the galaxy! The Fantastic Kitty Rue is a blend of visual novel, point-and-click, and rhythm game!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
First of all: Yes the missing stepping sound is a little bit sad. On the first look this game looks like a cute, funny little game. I mean it is though. The Rythm-Part is sometimes a little bit to fast, but all around it is very good. Storywise... First it seems very lighthearted, but after a few minutes it gets very dark and deep sometimes. All in all it is a very cool game.
An adorable, fun, short little experience that is definitely worth a playthrough. The art is cute, the character's have personality and My only issue is, I'm not good at the sort of rhythm game it is. Partly cause of the ui for those scenes. However, I managed to get through and witness some cute dancing. Certainly wouldn't mind seeing more games based in their world they have built.
Graphics cute and the mini game was fun very heartwarming story can finish it in one sitting highly recommend it. I love the game of how cute
A very soulful game with a lot of flavour and character. It offered much more than I expected when purchasing, definitely recommended. It was really good at alternating between making me laugh and tearing at my heartstrings. It offers a nice short story that feels complete. The puzzles felt a bit linear however, though considering the exploration, dialogues and the lore were very interesting I didn't mind too much. I love the Plush Vendor. What a freaky lovely lady.
This game is just sweet. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's such a nice little passion project. I think it's worth it for its low price, specially since that will help the dev with making her new game.
A cute little game. I enjoyed it! The story and the characters were cute and interesting. The world building was cool too. The rhythm game was a bit hard since it has so many buttons but I was able to get A rank every time once I got the hang of it (even if I missed a lot I still got A rank..) Combining found items to progress the story was also interesting. I was able to play the game in one sitting in about 2 and a half hours. I like that the child characters like Felicity and Zindelo actually talked and acted like kids. They were very cute. :) Great job!
Absolutely adorable and well crafted little game, I've been following this creator's Noiramore development for a while and wanted to play some of her older games and I really enjoyed this!! Really great point n click elements mixed with a rhythm game. A short playtime, but overall a fun little game I think is definitely worth your time if you like point n click puzzle games like Nancy Drew. The art style feels nostalgic, like a CG fashion doll movies from the 2010's (I say that very lovingly!!) and the worldbuilding has so much heart in it, you can just feel the passion for the world that's built in the game even in a short play time; the world feels genuine and lived in. Can't wait for Noiramore!
It was a unique & interesting game, but could use some tweaking in the user interface. (specifically a way to call back past hints guides incase it was misread/or missed all together) the rhythm mechanic was fun, but kind of hard to pull off on a keyboard. had to resort to other gameplay streams to understand missing navigation options. (like the ability to rotate a room dragging with the RIGHT mouse button) Also had an issue where dragging an object didn't work until after restarting the game. I guess it would have been better if the game were designed for an audience that had no experience with rhythm/point & click/visual novels. Those three genres are quite different, and meshing the three caused a lot of confusion. perhaps if the rhythm game were tied to normal keyboard buttons most pc players are used to using (arrow keys/wasd) it would have been a bit easier to use, but binding them to asd/jkl felt more like I was playing Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing than Theathrhythm Final Fantasy. I recommend the game for the story & style, but it would be a stronger recommendation if those kinds of issues were patched 1st. Hoping fixes can be made so others can enjoy the game fully.
Bir kaç dakika sıkılmadan devam edersen oyun sarıyor inada bindiriyorsun :) inceleme ; Video ya gömülü steam key için tıkla; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAE9mvDHCmA
Realmente me impresionó, me imaginaba que estaría ante un juego infantil sin un mayor pretexto y me encontré con un guión sobrecogedor y unas imágenes que conmueven. Ojalá lo traduzcan al español para llegar a más público. Es un juego que conmueve y a poco que te dejes seducir por la historia no lo vas a querer dejar. Tal como el sombrero de un mago, nada es lo que parece. Dale la oportunidad, se lo merece.
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