- May 1, 2020
- Gustav
- 5h median play time
Cat in the Box
Platforms
About
"Cat in the Box" is a horror adventure game where you help a girl explore a haunted mansion, formerly owned by a cult, and evade otherworldly entities. Armed with various tools and your wits, you'll need to uncover the mansion's secrets and find a way out. As you delve deeper, you'll encounter a mysterious figure who may aid you in your escape.

- The game features a captivating art style and excellent sound design that enhance the horror atmosphere.
- The story is intriguing with multiple endings that encourage exploration and replayability.
- The puzzles are engaging and the limited save system adds tension without being overly frustrating.
- Chase sequences can be frustrating due to the character's speed and the need for precise movements.
- The story can feel disjointed at times, with some plot points not fully explored or explained.
- The controls can be awkward, especially during chase scenes, leading to potential frustration.
story
124 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its intriguing plot twists and engaging atmosphere, while others criticize it for being nonsensical or lacking depth. Many appreciate the multiple endings that enhance replayability, though some feel that key story elements are underdeveloped or dropped. Overall, while the narrative has its flaws, it is often described as entertaining and well-crafted within the horror genre.
“The story is quite entertaining and manages to scare, culminating in an excellent plot twist.”
“An amazing RPG Maker horror game that has a deep and thoughtful story.”
“The little snippets of lore and item placement throughout the game are well crafted and create one of the best story experiences I have ever experienced.”
“On a second note, the story is a mess.”
“The cult lore barely ties back to the girl's story and feels more like just nonsense that really doesn't matter except oooooo demon house.”
“None of the angle stuff comes back and any extra lore found by exploration is next to meaningless to the story at large.”