Catoise

About

Shoot portals and levitate objects using the mysterious bracelet. Hand-drawn cartoon graphics. 25 Levels, plus 2 boss fights. Customise your cat's colours and fur patterns. 30+ Steam Achievements. 6 Supported languages: English, Welsh, Spanish, French, Chinese (Simplified) and Japanese. Reach new areas! Set traps! Use the force, Cat! Customize your look!

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

humor1 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

Catoise offers a charming and cute aesthetic, with engaging gameplay that balances challenge and relaxation.
The game features clever puzzles and unique mechanics, such as the ability to create portals, which adds depth to the platforming experience.
Players appreciate the customization options for the cat character and the nostalgic vibes reminiscent of old flash games.

Some players experienced frustrating moments due to wonky physics and occasional bugs that hindered progress.
The lack of gamepad support and issues with checkpoints can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially during boss fights.
Certain puzzles can be overly challenging or ambiguous, requiring excessive patience and leading to potential player frustration.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is enjoyable and offers a decent challenge with satisfying puzzle-solving elements, making it a worthwhile experience for its low price. While it may not be highly original, players appreciate the structured progression that helps in understanding mechanics and overcoming obstacles. Some users noted occasional ambiguity, but overall, the gameplay is considered solid for a platformer.
- “The gameplay is fun and the puzzles are decent; you really aren't going to be wasting your money as it is just 5 bucks and supporting a smaller developer.”
- “The gameplay, while not overly original, presents a good level of challenge without being frustrating, and it is very satisfying to find ship parts, solve puzzles, and overcome obstacles.”
- “I still recommend playing the stages in order because that way you’ll understand the mechanics better and learn how to solve problems.”
- “Gameplay is a little ambiguous at times.”
- “The gameplay is standard for platformers.”
- “I still recommend to play the stages in order because that way you’ll understand the mechanics better and learn how to solve problems.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics evoke a nostalgic feel reminiscent of old flash games, featuring a jolly yet laid-back aesthetic that complements the gameplay. While the visuals may not be groundbreaking and the backdrops appear somewhat plain, they maintain a sense of creativity that enhances the overall relaxing experience.
- “Its jolly but laid-back aesthetic counterbalances the challenge presented, making it a relaxing experience overall.”
- “The graphics feel like those old Flash games I used to play when I was young; they don't have any visuals that will blow you away, but I think they're fine.”
- “Although the game's backdrops and stage graphics might seem unoriginal and plain, I never got the impression that it was sacrificing creativity.”
- “The visuals are quite lackluster and fail to impress, making the overall experience feel dated.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by its cute and quirky elements, eliciting a few genuine laughs, particularly through the endearing portrayal of the catoise.
- “There's some cute humor that got a few chuckles out of me, and the cat-toise is weirdly adorable.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is described as amusing, indicating that it provides entertainment and enjoyment to players.
- “The story is captivating and keeps you engaged from start to finish.”
- “The narrative is rich and filled with unexpected twists that enhance the overall experience.”
- “The character development throughout the story is impressive, making you truly care about their journeys.”