Ultra Mega Cats

funny shooter....back for more experience soon

Ich kann das Spiel z.Z. NICHT EMPFEHLEN. Schön anzuschauen vielleicht, aber im Vergleich zu ähnlichen Spielen wie z.B. Atomic Picnic, Battle Shapers oder Robosquest leider wirklich derzeit zweitklassig. Wenn es sich so spielen würde, wie die Werbevideos suggerieren, wäre es vielleicht gut. Weiß nicht wie die Clips entstanden sind. Dem Käufer scheint ein anderes Spiel zur Verfügung gestellt zu werden. Was derzeit stört: Der eigene Charakter bewegt sich als hätte er Bleischuhe an im Gegensatz zu den Gegnern. Man kann die Bewegungsgeschwindigkeit und auch viele andere Eigenschaften nach und nach hoch leveln, aber das dauert ewig, weil man zu wenig der benötigten Währung pro Run bekommt und Steigerungen jeweils minimal sind. Außerdem funktioniert das Upgraden bei einigen Eigenschaften nicht, obwohl der Fehler seit Wochen gemeldet ist und spielentscheidend ist (es macht gar keinen Sinn, das Spiel zu spielen, wenn das Upgraden nicht funktioniert - auch wenn das die positiven Reviewer offenbar nicht stört). Und die einzelnen Runs haben zwar prozedurale Effekte. Diese sind aber so gering, dass es monoton ist, immer wieder dieselben 5 Räume in unterschiedlicher Reihenfolge zu durchlaufen. Kostet schon etwas Überwindung, das Gleiche nochmal zu machen. Die Steuerung ist ferner gewöhnungsbedürftig und in Kombination mit der Langsamkeit, kommt man sich wie gelähmt vor usw. Gäbe noch viele Punkte aufzuzählen. Die positiven Kommentare zu dem Spiel sind mir ehrlich gesagt ein Rätsel. Ich hoffe, dass die Entwickler das Spiel drastisch verändern. Ich vermute oder hoffe, man muss 30 Stunden spielen, um den Charakter zu verbessern und erreicht dann vielleicht ein Spielgefühl, wie es bei anderen Spielen (s.o.) von vornherein gegeben ist. Diese Theorie werde durch weiteres Spielen (wenn ich mal Zeit habe) überprüfen. Wenn es dann so nicht eintritt und der Upgraden-Fehler dann immer noch nicht behoben ist, dann muss ich auch von "Daumen hoch" auf "runter" wechseln. Schade. Steckt sicher sehr viel Arbeit drinnen. Ich kann den Entwicklern nur empfehlen, das Spiel mal selbst auf den Einstellungen der Auslieferung zu spielen. Kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass sie dabei Spaß empfinden. Ich würde schon gerne wissen, mit wem sie das Spiel vorher getestet haben.

Lots of fun and under rated. Would like more content.

Ultra Mega Cats, developed by Fallen Leaf, Unseen Silence, and Black Drakkar Games and published by Fallen Leaf, is a high-energy cooperative roguelite shooter that thrives on speed, synergy, and controlled chaos. It builds its identity around fast arena-based combat and character-driven playstyles, delivering an experience that feels immediately engaging but still evolving as it continues to take shape. While it clearly draws from familiar roguelite foundations, it distinguishes itself through its cooperative focus and playful, exaggerated tone. The core structure revolves around repeated combat runs where players select from a roster of feline characters, each equipped with unique abilities and traits that significantly influence gameplay. These characters are not merely cosmetic variations—they fundamentally change how players approach each run. Some emphasize aggressive damage output, others favor mobility or defensive tactics, and this variety encourages experimentation. As players progress through a run, they acquire upgrades and modifiers that shape their build, often leading to powerful combinations that can dramatically alter the flow of combat. This system provides a satisfying sense of progression within each session, even if the long-term depth remains somewhat limited. Combat is the centerpiece of the experience, delivering a constant stream of action that rarely slows down. Players must navigate confined arenas filled with enemies, balancing offense with evasive movement to survive increasingly intense waves. The game rewards quick reactions and spatial awareness, as positioning often determines whether a player can maintain control or become overwhelmed. At its best, the gameplay creates moments of fluid intensity, where well-timed abilities and coordinated movement allow players to carve through enemies in bursts of momentum. However, the sheer volume of action can sometimes lead to visual clutter, making it difficult to track everything happening on screen. Cooperative play is where Ultra Mega Cats truly shines. Designed with multiplayer in mind, the game becomes far more dynamic when played with others. Teamwork allows players to combine abilities, cover each other’s weaknesses, and manage enemy waves more effectively. This collaborative element adds depth to the gameplay, as success often depends on how well players coordinate their roles and adapt to evolving situations. Solo play remains viable, but it lacks the same sense of synergy and can feel more demanding, particularly during more challenging encounters. Visually, the game embraces a vibrant and stylized aesthetic that complements its energetic gameplay. Character designs are expressive and distinct, leaning into a playful interpretation of its feline theme. Environments and enemies are colorful and varied enough to maintain visual interest, though the overall presentation occasionally lacks the refinement needed to fully support the intensity of combat. Effects and animations are functional, but there are moments where stronger visual feedback would enhance the impact of actions and abilities. As an evolving title, the game’s current state reflects both its strengths and its limitations. Content is relatively limited, with a modest selection of characters, environments, and progression systems. While the core gameplay loop is engaging, it can begin to feel repetitive over extended sessions due to the lack of significant variation. Technical roughness and balancing inconsistencies are also present, occasionally disrupting the flow of gameplay. These issues do not overshadow the experience entirely, but they highlight the need for further refinement. Despite these shortcomings, Ultra Mega Cats demonstrates a strong foundation. Its emphasis on cooperative play, fast-paced combat, and build experimentation gives it a clear identity within the roguelite genre. It may not yet offer the depth or polish of more established titles, but it delivers enough energy and variety to remain engaging, particularly when played with others. In the end, Ultra Mega Cats is a promising and entertaining roguelite that excels in short bursts of chaotic action. It offers a satisfying blend of movement, combat, and teamwork, even if its current scope limits its long-term appeal. With continued development and expansion, it has the potential to grow into a more fully realized experience, but even in its present form, it provides a lively and enjoyable ride for players willing to embrace its fast-paced design. Rating: 7/10

遊戲設計是好玩的 但目前內容稍嫌不夠&平衡性太差 前期難度稍高, 但在獲得回血能力+合理的道具搭配後, 又突然變得太簡單 進到第二區之後 怪物跟BOSS難度明顯降低一個檔次 機器喵跟弓喵前期尤其強度不足, 雙槍喵起手會舒服很多(這隻似乎也是後來才加上的角色?) 角色能力在獲得局外成長的模組改造之後會質變 但目前沒有更高難的內容可以在成長後挑戰, 加上核心碎片獲得的速度實在太慢 只能等未來更新再看看

Catfun game with potencial to be a nice hero-survival-arena shooter with co-op. Worth to give a chance.

未來可期，但現在的內容還是太單薄，開發商沒跑路的話未來必成良作

Buggy

半成品的rouge多人打怪遊戲，玩了一小時打到第三關閃退進度消失解除安裝的好玩遊戲，為何說是半成品，沒有教學，也沒有任何說明一進遊戲全靠自己摸索，地圖很大怪物分散卻又沒小地圖，必須自己繞圖找怪打，還有箭頭標錯方向的問題，升級系統也有BUG，只要點filter的按鈕就會解鎖所有物品可以無限升級，撇除掉BUG外，因為道具及天賦數量很少，後期數值疊加上去後遊戲難度反而越玩越簡單，總而言之非常粗糙沒打到骨折並且沒朋友是不推薦玩這遊戲的~

Do I think this will bring me 100s of hours of fun? Nope. Am I sure it will go into 1.0? Narh. But it got BB Kat, which give me Citron (garden warfare) vibes, is playable offline, and P2P coop. So if it fails, I still got it. Would I like more bioms, a survivor or horde mode, more cats (maybe a dog that is dressed like a cat?), and that you can play the same character (tank meta ftw)? Yes. But there is no perfect game, just a perfect good time. And I intent to give it another try, for 7,19€ is a steal.