Little Kitty, Big City

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Little Kitty, Big City is a single player casual simulation game with a kids theme. It was developed by Double Dagger Studio and was released on May 9, 2024. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

In "Little Kitty, Big City," play as an adventurous cat exploring an open-world city, completing quests, making animal friends, and causing mischief. Customize your kitty with adorable hats and enjoy the freedom to nap or search for a way home. The choice is yours in this whimsical, lighthearted feline adventure.

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story262 positive mentions

stability297 negative mentions

story
979 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Little Kitty, Big City" revolves around a cat that falls from its apartment and embarks on a quest to return home, encountering quirky characters and engaging in various side quests along the way. While the main storyline is described as short and simple, taking around 2 to 5 hours to complete, players appreciate the charming dialogue and fun interactions with other animals, which enhance the overall experience. Many reviewers express a desire for additional content, such as DLC or expanded quests, to prolong the gameplay and deepen the narrative.
- “The storyline, characters, and visuals of the game are honestly amazing.”
- “Even if it's short, it's still sweet and a simple story with fun characters and small puzzles for collectibles or achievements.”
- “As you guide a spirited little kitty on a quest to find its way home, you'll discover a vibrant city filled with surprises, new friends, and countless opportunities for mischief and fun.”
- “It's extremely short and the story isn't really...a story?”
- “The only problem is, that the story is very short, so a few content updates would be cool.”
- “I do think that for the base price of 24 USD the amount of content is a little lacking, you can easily complete the story in 3 hours time, especially if you aren't much for being a completionist.”
gameplay
541 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Little Kitty, Big City" is characterized by its charming and intuitive mechanics, allowing players to explore a colorful open world as a cat, engaging in light-hearted quests and collecting items. While the game offers a fun and whimsical experience, many players note that it is relatively short, with around 3 to 5 hours of gameplay, and suffers from some clunky mechanics and bugs that can detract from the overall enjoyment. Despite these issues, the game's cute art style and engaging interactions make it appealing, particularly for casual gamers and cat enthusiasts.
- “The gameplay is intuitive and engaging, allowing players to explore at their own pace and interact with the environment in true feline fashion.”
- “With its charming graphics, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming interactions, this game is a must-play for cat lovers and adventure seekers alike.”
- “The game's mechanics are easy to grasp, making it accessible for players of all ages while still offering depth and variety to keep seasoned gamers engaged.”
- “But in terms of gameplay, it's short, and the dialogue is long-winded, and very millennial-esque...”
- “Not worth the price tag, it's really glitchy, the gameplay isn't fun.”
- “The actual gameplay is short and everything gets repetitive quickly.”
graphics
442 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of "Little Kitty, Big City" are characterized by a charming, cartoonish art style that many players find adorable and fitting for the game's lighthearted tone. While the visuals are generally praised for their cuteness and creativity, some users noted minor graphical glitches and a lack of detail in close-ups. Overall, the game's aesthetic is considered delightful and engaging, making it a visually appealing experience for players, especially cat lovers.
- “The graphics are so nice and cartoon-like, the kitty you play as is adorable and the sweet touch of hats is so fun!”
- “The game has a very nice art style and a lot of humor and charm to it.”
- “With its charming graphics, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming interactions, this game is a must-play for cat lovers and adventure seekers alike.”
- “I think overall there's nothing much to say about the visuals other than it's cartoony, it's cute, and it's fine.”
- “It's not that the graphics look necessarily bad; I could even write most of them off as artistic decisions (many less ambitious indie titles sport similar features).”
- “Little kitty, big city is a rather graphically simplistic game by modern standards, but that's fine because the real meat is in the gameplay, where it belongs.”
humor
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its lighthearted and whimsical nature, featuring adorable characters, funny dialogue, and amusing interactions that often lead to genuine laughter. Players enjoy the mischievous antics of the cat protagonist, with many noting the charm of quirky side quests and humorous writing that appeals to both children and adults. While some found the humor occasionally juvenile or drawn-out, the overall consensus is that the game delivers a delightful and entertaining experience filled with cute and funny moments.
- “The characters are cute, the exploration is pretty fun until you get the lay of the land, and the writing is pretty humorous at times.”
- “You get to collect funny cat hats and talk to funny weird animals, and the dialogue is quirky and fun when you interact with them.”
- “The quests you undertake are varied and entertaining, ranging from simple fetch tasks to more intricate puzzles, all infused with humor and heart.”
- “It is not funny after an hour”
stability
309 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is widely reported to be quite buggy, with numerous glitches affecting gameplay, such as clipping through walls and unreliable jumping mechanics. While many players find these issues frustrating, they often note that they do not significantly detract from the overall enjoyment of the game. The developers are acknowledged for their responsiveness to reported bugs, suggesting that improvements may be forthcoming.
- “With that said, this game is cute, fun, silly, and generally bug-free with good graphics and runs without problems on my PC.”
- “Looks and runs great.”
- “It runs great on Steam Deck and is that delightful level of no-pressure casual gaming I like after a hard day.”
- “The game is incredibly buggy in the state it is in and some achievements are impossible because of it (as I'm told there's an achievement involving bananas but they don't spawn) and it is really easy to clip into geometry soft locking the game.”
- “It's really upsetting that I've played for 4 hours and the game has so many glitches left unfixed where many people are getting hard-locked and ruining their saves due to auto save.”
- “Game is very buggy and clunky, which turns it quickly into a frustrating experience.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is overwhelmingly positive, with players frequently describing it as "wholesome," "cute," and "heartwarming." Many reviewers noted that the game's charm and engaging interactions left them feeling relaxed and even brought them to tears, highlighting its ability to evoke strong feelings of joy and nostalgia. Overall, it is celebrated as a delightful experience that provides emotional relief and comfort, particularly for cat lovers.
- “Finishing also made me cry.”
- “Left me with a wholesome, teary-eyed smile at the end.”
- “This wholesome and adorable game has changed my mood and day!”
music
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The music in the game is widely praised for its calming and charming jazz soundtrack, which complements the cozy visuals and enhances the overall gameplay experience. Many players find the music to be a perfect backdrop for the game's lighthearted tone, making it an enjoyable and relaxing experience, although some note that it may become repetitive over time. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, adding to the game's appeal and atmosphere.
- “It's a cozy game with a sweet visual style, and jazzy music.”
- “The gentle music, charming visuals, and lighthearted tone make it a perfect game to unwind with after a long day.”
- “The jazz music that makes up the game's soundtrack suits both the slinking feline protagonist as well as the urban environment of the city perfectly.”
- “If the ancillary features (music, visuals, vibes) don't grip you, the fetch quest centric game design seems ennui-inducing, and the jump controls aren't to your liking, you'll probably just speed through to see the credits roll in a few hours.”
- “The platforming is rote and sticky, it's buggier than it should be, the music is nondescript and it's very short (maybe three hours if you're not going for all the achievements).”
- “Save your money on this, I'm recommending it because it doesn't have a bad review, since it certainly is charming and I love the soundtrack, but the experience falls apart too soon.”
grinding
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The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with many players finding certain achievements, particularly those involving recycling and photography, to be tedious and time-consuming. While some players enjoyed the grinding as a calming experience, others felt it detracted from the overall enjoyment, leading to repetitive gameplay. Overall, the game is seen as fun and cute, but the grindy elements may frustrate those seeking a more casual experience.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “The side quests are mostly fun, but the achievement hunting gets tedious fast.”
- “The most tedious achievement was the one about recycling cans, followed by the one about getting photographed; if it hadn't been for those two achievements, I think the playtime would have been closer to 5 hours total.”
- “There are unfortunately some grindy achievements that fall under the 'do one thing x times,' which I personally find really annoying.”
replayability
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Overall, the game's replayability is a mixed bag; while some players find enjoyment in collecting achievements and exploring the charming environment, many reviewers note that the game is short and lacks substantial replay value. The consensus suggests that it may be worth waiting for a sale due to its limited content, though it can still provide a fun experience for those who appreciate its charm. Expansions or additional content could enhance its replayability in the future.
- “Fantastic, interesting, kid-friendly game with a decent bit of replay value.”
- “The map is not huge but it's dense enough to be engaging and there's a lot to do; it has a ton of replay value, it's an excellent little sandbox game.”
- “I think it's super awesome that there's some replayability with collecting all of the hats and encountering all of the other animals.”
- “This game needs to be bigger, in pretty much every way for it to really work; it feels like a demo if anything, almost no replay value at all too.”
- “It's fun and charming but it's also short and with no real replay value.”
- “Even doing 100%, it's a really short game with not much replayability.”
atmosphere
47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its relaxing and wholesome qualities, featuring a vibrant urban environment filled with adorable characters and charming animations. Players appreciate the cozy, chill vibe that encourages exploration and enjoyment of simple cat activities, making it a delightful experience overall. Despite some technical issues, the positive and engaging atmosphere stands out, often compared favorably to other cat-themed games.
- “The game excels in creating a relaxing and wholesome atmosphere.”
- “As an adorable cat exploring a vibrant urban environment, the game excels in creating a fun and engaging atmosphere.”
- “It's more about soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying the simple pleasures of being a cat.”
- “The game's charm lies in its simple yet engaging gameplay, where you meet a variety of quirky animals, each adding a layer of fun and interaction to the city's lively atmosphere.”
- “I highly recommend this game for players who get angry easily and want something that makes the heart calm down. The storyline is very simple and easy to digest, and the overall atmosphere of the game is very comfortable. This game makes me want to adopt a cat and maybe become a cat itself.”
- “It's cozy, cute, and full of a very serene atmosphere all around.”
optimization
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with some players experiencing significant performance issues, particularly on the Steam Deck, including stuttering and poor ultrawide monitor support. While framerates were generally consistent for some, many felt that visual clunkiness and performance problems detracted from the experience, suggesting that further optimizations are needed to enhance playability and visual appeal. Despite these concerns, some players noted that the game's charm and design could still shine through if performance issues are addressed in future updates.
- “Framerates were consistent and performance was solid throughout.”
- “Played on deck, and the performance and experience were utterly flawless without a single hitch.”
- “Nonetheless, these issues barely impact playability, but it would be nice to see some optimizations.”
- “Performance was, I'm afraid to say, pretty bad on the Steam Deck.”
- “This game was not optimized for ultrawide monitors, so some elements of the game, such as the UI and cutscenes, might not look correct.”
- “After about 10-20 minutes of playing, the game starts stuttering so badly that it becomes unplayable and it stays that way until I reset my PC.”
monetization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews indicate a mixed sentiment regarding monetization; some players feel the game may have been rushed for a cash grab, while others appreciate its fair pricing and support for small developers over AAA companies that rely heavily on microtransactions. Overall, there is a preference for community-focused games that engage with their audience.
- “The fact that this game isn't in early access makes me think it was rushed for a cash grab.”
- “I don't mind this price because I'd rather support small games that listen and engage with their community, unlike AAA companies that just implement microtransactions for everything.”
character development
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Character development is highlighted through the charming and lifelike animations of the kitty, which include natural movements and engaging emotes that resonate with real cat behavior. The game features delightful character designs and lighthearted dialogue, enriched by small, interactive details that enhance the overall experience and contribute to a unique and immersive atmosphere. Overall, the attention to detail in character interactions and animations significantly elevates the game's appeal.
- “You have the incredibly natural idle and movement and emote animations (and purrs, trills, meows!) of the kitty itself, the fantastic sound design as a whole, and a kickass jazzy soundtrack that is right up my alley. Beautiful visuals that carry their own unique style, adorable character designs, fun, lighthearted, and engaging dialogue, and a myriad of references (the 'Quack Fighter 2' theme is still stuck in my head!). Not to mention the tons of really small things that add up to an even more impressive package, too - for example, if you wear your little hardhat, the construction worker doesn't throw you out of the construction site! Or, if you spin in place, the kitty gets dizzy and has to shake it off. Or how about when you nap on the printer, it prints out a kitty loaf where you can see your tummy and paws on the paper? Also, waking up and stretching after you load a save. The accuracy of the kitty's actions to a real cat cannot be overstated.”
- “+2 extra points for the cutest character design I've seen in a while.”
- “The character development is incredibly engaging, with each interaction feeling meaningful and adding depth to the overall experience.”

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Little Kitty, Big City is a casual simulation game with kids theme.

Little Kitty, Big City is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Xbox One and others.

On average players spend around 5 hours playing Little Kitty, Big City.

Little Kitty, Big City was released on May 9, 2024.

Little Kitty, Big City was developed by Double Dagger Studio.

Little Kitty, Big City has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

Little Kitty, Big City is a single player game.

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