(I promise this is the only time I will make a cat pun throughout this review. And that golden chest happens to be guarded by, among other things, a particularly fur-ocious monster. Indeed, there is a lone golden chest within the cave. The disparity is so large that I don’t really understand the significance of it, other than the general idea that this particular cave offers extreme difficulty, and probably equally powerful loot. That’s almost three times my feeble level 70. There is an indicator over the mouth of the cave that warns me of what I’m about to face. I levitate across the bay, from shore to shore, until I’m standing in front of the mouth of Lonely Cave. With my mighty purple sword in hand, I trudge southwest toward an island in the middle of a bay, where the entrance to a lone cave-called Lonely Cave, actually-dominates the isle’s geography.Ĭats hate water, naturally, but this does not concern me.
Story time: On the banks of the Pawcific Ocean, in the sleepy coastal village of East Pawt, I rise from my catnap. While it doesn’t hit the target every time, it gets so much right that it’s difficult to deny how damn fun the game is. Before you know it, you’re fighting mighty dragons and slinging powerful spells on your quest to save your sis and foil Drakoth’s scheme.Ĭat Quest is, in a word, charming. The game puts you in the shoes of an unnamed cat hero shortly after he sees his sister kidnapped by the sinister villain Drakoth, a white cat of unimaginable power and mysterious origin. This is the essence of Cat Quest, a 2D action-RPG from the Gentlebros (and published by PQube) that was recently nominated for GooglePlay’s 2017 Indie Game of the Year. In the land of Felingrad, there are cats, there are puns, and there is magic. A Punny, Satisfying Adventure Through the Fantastical Kingdom of Felingrad
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