- August 17, 2022
- badopticsgames
- 4h median play time
Catizens
Platforms
About
"Catizens" is a single-player strategy game with around 4 hours of playtime, where you build and manage a town for cats with unique personalities and appearances. Your goal is to keep them happy by attending to their needs, decorating their surroundings, and helping them learn various professions. The game offers a variety of customization options and challenges as you form relationships with your feline citizens and respond to their personal requests.











- The game is incredibly cute and addictive, with charming graphics and adorable cats.
- It offers a unique blend of city building and character management, allowing for engaging gameplay.
- Despite being in early access, the game shows a lot of potential and has kept players entertained for hours.
- The difficulty spikes significantly between levels, making it frustrating for players to progress.
- There is excessive micromanagement required, which can become overwhelming, especially with larger colonies.
- The game suffers from bugs and unresponsive AI, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its charming aesthetics and engaging mechanics, blending casual city-building with deeper social and RPG elements. While players appreciate the cute kitties and level progression, they note issues with controls and building mechanics that could benefit from quality-of-life improvements. Overall, the game offers a replayable experience, though some players hope for additional maps and refinements to enhance gameplay further.
“Cute and laid-back city builder with a lot of nice details of cat's personality and relationships, which allows you to dive deeper into the gameplay and makes this little cat world more complete.”
“The concept is cute as hell, the gameplay is genuinely challenging, and I can't wait to see where it goes.”
“The game has a perfect balance of laid-back casual with strong strategic hardcore strategy elements peppered in to keep direction in your gameplay.”
“It's cute, but the gameplay has a lot of problems.”
“Sometimes the controls aren't as snappy when making cats do tasks. I'm having to click a task several times before it's registered, and I'm not sure if there's a mechanic to line up more than one task at a time.”
“It isn't game-breaking and didn't really change anything in the gameplay, but that's obviously not something that should happen.”