Catto Boi Collection

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Catto Boi Collection is a single player action game. It was developed by mango-ki and was released on September 9, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Ready for more?Go through 5 horrifying experiences in the Catto Boi Collection, exclusive to Steam! Play as Catto Boi, a small, cute cat who slowly begins to realise that the world he lives in is more sick and twisted than it seems to be on the surface. Who the HELL is behind this mess, anyway? Help Big Boi find his biscuits and pearls. Help save your other friends from all kinds of trouble they…

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

music2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging platforming experience with interesting 4th wall breaks and a lovable protagonist.
The music and overall theme of the game are standout features, contributing to a memorable experience.
The collection provides accessibility and replayability, making it easier for players to enjoy the series without needing to download multiple titles.

The game's difficulty can be unbalanced, making it challenging for players who are not skilled at platforming.
The price of the collection is considered steep compared to purchasing the games separately on other platforms.
There have been issues with save data not transferring properly, which can hinder progress in the game.

story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The story is described as interesting and engaging, with characters and themes that resonate with players, particularly highlighted by a memorable soundtrack. While the narrative starts simply, it becomes more compelling as the series progresses, offering replay value and hidden secrets that enhance the overall experience.
- “I know for sure the characters, story, music (especially the music, the OST is one of the highest highlights of this game!) and overall theme of the games earned a big place in my heart.”
- “Safe to say, I think these games are great little experiences, with each game getting better and better as they go on, being simultaneously fun to play while also providing an interesting story that legitimately gets quite engaging.”
- “Every game past the first one has replay value, and there are quite a few secrets to find (some aren't even in the games!). While the story is simple, it's easy to get hooked onto once the games get serious.”
- “The story is simple, but it fails to engage the player, making it hard to stay invested as the games progress.”
- “While the characters have potential, the overall narrative feels underdeveloped and lacks depth.”
- “The focus on story in later games doesn't compensate for the lack of meaningful plot development in earlier installments.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music in the game is frequently highlighted as a standout feature, with many users praising the original soundtrack (OST) as one of the game's highest points. It complements the characters and story effectively, enhancing the overall experience and emotional investment in the game.
- “I know for sure the characters, story, music (especially the music, the OST is one of the highest highlights of this game!) and overall theme of the game earned a big place in my heart.”
- “I think that for the titles here in this collection, they're very well-made, short but sweet platformers with good music and a lovable protagonist, as well as horror tackled in a way that isn't completely corny and ready to take away my investment in what's currently going on in them!”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The game series offers significant replayability through added achievements and hidden secrets, encouraging players to explore and engage with the content beyond a single playthrough. While the price may be higher for the Steam version, its accessibility and frequent updates enhance the overall replay value, making it worthwhile for players seeking to uncover all the game's mysteries. Each installment maintains replay potential, particularly as the narrative deepens in complexity.
- “Combined with the added achievements and other features, it adds a new layer of replayability to a series that could easily be a 'one and done' experience for each game, depending on how you play. It encourages exploring more than ever and trying to discover as many secrets as possible.”
- “The Steam version is more easily accessible, easier to update, and has plenty of achievements to encourage replayability.”
- “Every game past the first one has replay value, and there are quite a few secrets to find (some aren't even in the games!). While the story is simple, it's easy to get hooked once the games get serious.”
- “However, I also don’t think the price is unreasonable, mainly with the reasons given for it being $45 (Steam taxes and other fees), combined with the other praises I gave to the collection in terms of accessibility and replayability.”
- “The Steam version is more easily accessible, is easier to update, and has plenty of achievements to encourage replayability, but is more expensive.”
- “Every game past the first one has replay value, and there are quite a few secrets to find (some aren't even in the games!) while the story is simple, it's easy to get hooked onto once the games get serious.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The gameplay is engaging and immersive, featuring 4th wall breaking mechanics and emotional storytelling that resonates deeply with players, especially fans of the legacy series. While it offers a fun experience with complex characters and unexpected plot twists, some users feel that the gameplay can occasionally feel prolonged, though it avoids being overly simplistic. Overall, it appeals to those who enjoy narrative-driven exe games with a mix of cheesy elements and doomed relationships.
- “It immerses you with 4th wall breaking mechanics and messages, and 'Requiem' will break you, especially after the other games. If you like exe games with real stories that may be just a little cheesy, with protagonists and antagonists that aren't what they seem, and doomed yaoi/yuri, this collection is for you!”
- “It's really fun, but sometimes the gameplay can drag on; however, at least it isn't a 'hold right and win' simulator.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks innovation, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods.”
- “I found the controls to be clunky and unresponsive, which really detracted from the overall experience.”
- “The pacing of the gameplay is off, leading to frustrating moments that break the immersion.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is characterized by a lighthearted and whimsical tone, often featuring amusing elements like funny cats. However, players note that humor is subjective, suggesting that not everyone may find the comedic aspects equally entertaining.
- “Funny cat go brrrrr”
- “But horror, just like humor, can be very subjective and personal.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its immersive 4th wall breaking mechanics and impactful storytelling, which resonate deeply with players, particularly those familiar with the characters from the legacy series. Many reviewers express that the narrative evokes strong feelings, often leading to tears, especially through its complex character dynamics and themes of doomed relationships. Overall, it appeals to fans of emotionally charged narratives, even if they lean towards the cheesy side.
- “It immerses you with 4th wall breaking mechanics and messages, and 'Requiem' will break you, especially after the other games. I may be biased because I've been with these characters since the legacy series, and 'Requiem' made me cry like a baby. If you like games with real stories that may be just a little cheesy, with protagonists and antagonists that aren't what they seem, and doomed yaoi/yuri, this collection is for you!”