- December 31, 2014
- Colonthree Enterprises
Catmouth Island
Platforms
About
"Catmouth Island" is a relaxed, point-and-click adventure game featuring a student named Mya, who loves solving puzzles and exploring her island home, Catmouth Island. Mya attends Silvestri Schooledge, lives in Meow Village, and investigates the secretive B3 Corp., while managing her studies. Inspired by classic games like "Sam & Max: Hit The Road," "Day of The Tentacle," and "Monkey Island," "Catmouth Island" boasts a low-poly graphical style and aims to improve upon traditional point-and-click mechanics.








- The game features charming retro graphics and a colorful, light-hearted atmosphere.
- The humor and quirky character designs add a fun element to the gameplay.
- At its low price point, it offers a brief but enjoyable experience for those looking for a casual game.
- The camera controls are frustrating, making navigation difficult and often leading to confusion.
- The point-and-click mechanics can feel clunky, with a lack of clear direction on how to progress.
- There are numerous bugs and performance issues that detract from the overall experience, leading to frustration.
graphics
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are characterized by a nostalgic low-poly aesthetic reminiscent of the N64 and PS1 era, which some players find charming and refreshing, while others consider them dull and lacking detail. The colorful and humorous art style, along with unique visual elements like smoke effects and whimsical building animations, contribute to an enjoyable atmosphere, though opinions vary on their overall quality. Despite the retro visuals, the game's artwork is generally appreciated for its appeal and fittingness to the game's theme.
“With its cute, colorful graphics and humor.”
“I find the low poly, cel-shaded style graphics quite appealing, and it fits the game perfectly.”
“The graphics, while being low poly, actually made a refreshing change.”
“The graphics are pointy with as few polygons as possible on a 3D object; the story is silly, the music is pretty relaxing and funky (island style), and the atmosphere sound effects can be really relaxing if you like the sound of a beach.”
“Meh graphics and scenery is a bit dull.”
“Funny, strange, borderline frustrating mid-80s graphics game.”