Poly Memory: Cats

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Poly Memory: Cats is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Cute Hannah's Games and was released on December 2, 2021. It received negative reviews from players.

Poly Memory: Cats — cute, relaxing game with pictures of different kitty that will test your memory. The object of the game is to find paired pictures to pass the level. There are many cards with different pictures of kitty, each of which has its own pair. You can open only 2 cards at one time. When opening new ones, the previous cards are closed again and you need to remember their location. Whe…

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

music3 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game features a relaxing soundtrack that complements the polygonal art style.
There are 50 levels with increasing difficulty, providing a decent challenge for casual players.
Achievement hunters will enjoy the 100 achievements available, which can be completed in a short playtime.

The game is a generic asset flip with minimal depth, offering nothing new to the memory matching genre.
It can be repetitive and lacks engaging content, making it feel more like a chore than fun.
The graphics and overall presentation are considered cheap and similar to low-quality mobile games.

graphics
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The graphics of the game are criticized for their simplistic and cheap appearance, resembling a low-quality mobile game with a mosaic art style featuring unattractive cat designs. Basic animations fail to enhance the overall visual experience, contributing to a lackluster presentation.
- “The graphics in general are simple and look very cheap, similar to a bad mobile game, also with basic animations that really don’t add much to the game.”
- “It's just a memory game featuring cats in a mosaic-ish art style.”
- “Terrible art style, ugly cats, and poorly designed.”
music
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The game's relaxing soundtrack complements its beautiful polygonal art, enhancing the overall experience. Players appreciate the chill music, which fits well with the game's aesthetic and atmosphere.
- “The polygonal art is quite beautiful and the soundtrack blends perfectly with the overall style of the game.”
- “This game has polygonal art, relaxing music, different cats, 50 levels, and 100 achievements.”
- “Chill music.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is generally considered easy, with a low difficulty rating due to clear instructions and minimal mechanics focused on pairing cats. However, achieving a perfect run without mistakes significantly increases the challenge, suggesting a dual-layered difficulty experience.
- “The gameplay is minimal, and while the instructions are clear throughout the game, it feels overly simplistic, leading to a low difficulty rating of 2/10.”
- “If you aim to complete the game without making any mistakes, the difficulty spikes to a 10/10, which feels inconsistent with the overall gameplay experience.”
- “The core mechanics revolve around pairing all the cats, but the lack of depth in gameplay makes it feel repetitive and unchallenging.”
replayability
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The game offers some replay value, but players may question their motivation to return to it.
- “It has some replay value, but I doubt I'll come back to it.”
- “The game offers a few different paths, but they don't feel distinct enough to warrant multiple playthroughs.”
- “While there are unlockables, they don't significantly change the experience, making it hard to justify replaying.”
monetization
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The monetization of the game is criticized as a blatant cash grab, offering little value or depth, and is deemed unworthy of its $2 price tag. Many users suggest that similar experiences are available for free online, making the purchase unjustifiable.
- “It's a blatant cash grab, with zero depth or value as a game. A joke $2 cash grab price, and of course it was dumped into daily indie game bundles at launch.”
- “Since you can play this kind of game for free in a web browser if you really wanted to, I can't recommend anyone should pay money for this cash grab pollution.”