Clumsy Cat

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Clumsy Cat is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by Dingo Games and was released on October 18, 2012. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

You are a cat. Destroy the house.

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80%

Audience ScoreBased on 994 reviews

humor26 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

The game is fun and entertaining, providing a unique experience of destruction with a cute cat.
The graphics are appealing, and the absence of ads enhances the gameplay experience.
Players enjoy the concept and find it nostalgic, making it a great time killer.

The game has a significant paywall, requiring real money to unlock most characters and levels, which frustrates players.
There are only a few levels available, leading to repetitive gameplay and boredom after a short time.
The timer is too short, making it difficult for players to fully enjoy the destruction aspect of the game.

humor
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in this game is widely praised, with players finding it hilarious and silly, often describing it as a source of joy and stress relief. Many reviews highlight the game's clumsy mechanics and amusing scenarios, such as smashing objects and the antics of a goofy cat, contributing to its overall fun and entertaining experience. Overall, the game's comedic elements are a significant draw for players, making it a standout in the mobile gaming landscape.
- “This game is simply hilarious.”
- “This game is funny, silly, and really fun! I've been playing for 4 hours straight, and it seems super clumsy and fun. That clumsiness can knock down everything! ”
- “It's so funny! I've been speed running, but the cat is so goofy! ”
monetization
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
6%
47%
Overall, players appreciate the absence of ads in the game, highlighting it as a significant positive aspect that enhances their enjoyment. However, there are mixed feelings about the monetization model, as some users express frustration over the need to pay for unlocking characters, suggesting the introduction of an in-game currency or optional ad-watching for rewards could improve the experience. While the lack of ads is celebrated, the reliance on in-app purchases for additional content remains a point of contention.
- “I like the part that this game has no ads.”
- “The really nice thing is that there are no ads!”
- “No ads, perfect game to play when bored 11/10”
- “Good game and fun, but I am so limited. I mean, if I want to unlock any character, I need to pay money or watch ads. Even if it was just 10 ads, I am still so limited.”
- “I hate in-app purchases, so I give it a 4.”
- “How about making some kind of in-game currency to unlock things that you can earn through gameplay, pay for (optionally), or watch ads for, so that you can have other cats or houses to change up the gameplay?”
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
18%
27%
Overall, the graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the simple and nostalgic art style, others criticize them as lacking depth and quality. Many users find the graphics enjoyable and fitting for the game's fun mechanics, but there are notable complaints about their overall execution and repetitiveness.
- “The game is stupidly fun and the art style brings back so many memories.”
- “I love the graphics, which look kind of like Aaron Blabey's style.”
- “Simple graphics, awesome game.”
- “Basically just a copy of Cat Simulator, except with worse graphics.”
- “It's the same thing over again and you can't just unlock one thing; you have to unlock all of them for 3 dollars. It's super unrealistic and the graphics are pretty horrible.”
- “ The graphics are horrible.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with users expressing a desire for more variety and depth, such as the introduction of an in-game currency for unlocking content and a sandbox mode. Many feel that the current gameplay is limited and repetitive, lacking sufficient maps and character options, which detracts from the overall experience. While the game has potential, the basic mechanics and constraints have left some players feeling bored.
- “Love this game but it should have a sandbox mode too (no timer). More maps are needed, and the control scheme should be explained before the first gameplay. A joystick should be the default, and it would be great to add an animal with all max stats.”
- “Has great potential, but in the end, the gameplay feels repetitive due to limited time, maps, and only one free character, making it boring after a while.”
- “Just add more gameplay overall.”
- “Although, I also was underwhelmed by how limited the gameplay feels.”
- “Has great potential, but in the end (because of the repeating gameplay, with limited time, maps, and only one free character) it is really boring after all.”
- “No, a free game and very basic gameplay.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The music in the game is consistently praised for enhancing the overall experience, with players appreciating its creativity and fun vibe. Many find it enjoyable and a standout feature, contributing positively to the game's atmosphere.
- “The lack of ads is nice, and so is the music and the colors; it's pretty fun to just destroy everything.”
- “It's a very creative and fun game; I like the music.”
- “Basically Crashy Cats but without the endless runner gameplay and an awesome soundtrack.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users have reported that while they enjoy the game, it experiences freezing issues that affect stability.
- “I love this game, but it frequently freezes.”
- “The game crashes unexpectedly, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I've experienced numerous bugs that disrupt the gameplay experience.”