- June 24, 2015
- Upper Class Walrus
- 5h median play time
Fort Meow
Platforms
About
In "Fort Meow," build pillow forts with household items to defend against attacking cats, using grandfather clocks, toasters, and other objects. Each item costs you time before the next attack, so choose wisely and upgrade your fort as you progress. Uncover the mysteries of your grandfather's journal while keeping the feline assailants at bay.






- Charming and cute art style with engaging gameplay that combines fort building and cat defense.
- Fun and light-hearted story that adds depth to the gameplay, making it enjoyable for all ages.
- Offers a unique twist on the tower defense genre, providing a mix of strategy and humor with various cat types and fort-building mechanics.
- The game is relatively short, with the main story taking only a couple of hours to complete, which may leave players wanting more.
- Some players experienced bugs and issues with the game's mechanics, such as inconsistent physics and text display problems.
- Limited replayability due to the straightforward nature of the gameplay and lack of significant variation in levels or challenges.
story
101 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Fort Meow" is described as cute and engaging, revolving around a girl visiting her grandparents and uncovering the mystery of their absence through her grandfather's diary. While the main narrative is relatively short, lasting about 2-3 hours, it adds depth to the gameplay and keeps players invested, with additional challenge modes available post-story. Overall, the charming art style and lighthearted plot contribute to a fun and enjoyable experience, despite some players finding the story's brevity a drawback.
“Completing each level will unlock a page in said book for you to read to get to know more about the family and the game's story.”
“It's a very adorable little fort builder game, with an interesting twist; I didn't expect the story to go as deep as it did.”
“The story is well made (don't expect a grand literary masterpiece though), and the art style is consistent.”
“The story mode of the game is brief, around 2 hours, after which you unlock a challenge mode that you can keep playing.”
“Most of the story is skippable, but some of it is unskippable, which is very annoying.”
“The actual story of the game might not be long, but it's the gameplay that will make you stay.”