- June 14, 2018
- Verbal Chambers
HellCat
Platforms
About
"HellCat" is a pixel top-down shooter game featuring a cat protagonist on a mission to rescue a friend and defeat an evil enemy in a monochrome world of hell. The game boasts an explosive retro-wave soundtrack and provides a challenging quest filled with battles against devilish creatures. As the cat becomes HellCat, players will navigate labyrinths and uncover truths in this epic journey through purgatory.











- The game is fun and challenging, providing a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic titles like 'Hotline Miami'.
- Controls are smooth and responsive, making the gameplay enjoyable despite its difficulty.
- The soundtrack is engaging and adds to the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The final boss is excessively difficult and can be frustrating, often requiring specific strategies that may not be intuitive.
- The game lacks save points or checkpoints, forcing players to restart levels upon death, which can be aggravating.
- Some enemies are unfairly difficult, leading to a gameplay experience that can feel random and frustrating.
music
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews, with many praising the soundtrack as "awesome" and "spectacular," contributing positively to the gameplay experience. However, some users note that the music can be excessively loud, though it can be adjusted in the settings. Overall, while the music enhances the nostalgic feel for some, others find it repetitive or distracting.
“This game has an amazing soundtrack that is banging, and the gameplay is so nostalgic.”
“The soundtrack is awesome, and there is also a 10-minute survival mode.”
“The later levels and the boss fights are pretty decent, and the soundtrack is just spectacular.”
“Ugly retro graphics and repetitive music are just the beginning of the problems here.”
“The music can be quite loud, but we can adjust that in the settings panel.”
“My other complaint would be that the music is really, really loud, but thankfully you can adjust this in settings, and the game is somehow even better without any music at all, as being able to hear the firing of the crossbows and guns really helps.”