- June 13, 2023
- LetMeowt Games LLC
Grand Theft Gato: Vice Kitty
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About
"Grand Theft Gato: Vice Kitty" is an open-world sandbox game where you play as a mischievous cat, causing chaos in a city filled with playful challenges and hidden secrets. Either join the Purrlice force to enforce the law or become a Meowfia mastermind, causing mayhem in multiplayer mode. Customize your cat and complete exciting missions in this feline-themed adventure.











- The game offers a fun and chaotic multiplayer experience, especially for those who enjoy cat-themed humor and gameplay.
- Players appreciate the ability to create and customize their own cats, adding a personal touch to the gameplay.
- Despite its bugs, the game has a charming premise and can be entertaining if played with friends.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, with clunky controls and a lack of polish that can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Many players find the open world to be lifeless and underwhelming, with insufficient interaction and a confusing tutorial.
- There are significant technical issues, including bugs that disrupt gameplay and a general feeling that the game is unfinished.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is centered around a multitude of missions, often with follow-up tasks, which some players find overwhelming and too focused on campaign-style progression. While the humor and meta elements are appreciated, many users express frustration with unclear instructions and quest markers, leading to confusion and progression issues. Overall, the narrative offers a fun concept of being a cat involved in various missions, but it could benefit from better tutorial support and more diverse mission structures.
“I love the joking humor and how it ties a bunch of meta humor together into a fluid storyline.”
“Definitely such a fun game! I'm playing it in multiplayer and it's really enjoyable. I was waiting for this since 'Cat Gets Medieval' is an amazing game. Until now, I can say it has a good variety of missions, you can drive cars (really difficult to drive though), and it's full of chaos. There's some bugs here and there, but all in all, I consider it a good game. I recommend it!”
“Don't get me wrong, I like the concept of being a cat on missions for the Meowfia or the Purrlice, but the general instructions and controls were unclear.”
“Imo misses the mark a little bit by focusing too much on campaign-style mission progression.”
“Hour later, I managed to break my ability to progress the game at all by simply closing the game and relaunching it, only to find out I could no longer do the Meowfia mission that wanted me to 'shoot balloons' as the quest marker and objectives were completely gone.”
“The game needs a better opening tutorial covering the controls, missions/tasks, inventory, map screen, etc. It was confusing off the bat trying to escape the house - my expectation was some heavy hand-holding and telling me the controls and where to go, but instead, you run up and downstairs talking to cats with text-only dialogue until one of the cats lets you leave the building.”