- April 8, 2022
- MusicBoxKitty
Where Are My Mittens
82%Game Brain Score
gameplay, atmosphere
graphics, music
90% User Score 42 reviews
Platforms
PCMac OSWindows
About
A lost kitty. A dangerous environment. It's snowing. Where Are My Mittens is a 2D pixelart platformer about trying to find Mittens, a kitty that has been separated from their owner. Play through 30 unseparated rooms of platforming and traversal using a unique dash ability constrained to dash crystals meticulously placed in rooms. Playtime: ~20 mins Desktop-Only, requires QWERTY keyboard and mouse…





Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game is free, which is a commendable choice by the developer, allowing players to try it without any financial commitment.
- It features a charming theme about finding a lost cat, which adds a cute and engaging element to the gameplay.
- Some players found it to be a fun short platformer, with enjoyable mechanics and a satisfying conclusion of finding the mittens.
- The game is criticized for its poor graphics and lack of polish, making it visually unappealing compared to other titles.
- Many reviews mention the game is extremely short, with some players feeling it leaves them wanting more due to its limited content.
- The controls and physics are often described as janky and floaty, leading to a frustrating gameplay experience for some users.
- graphics4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics are criticized for being poorly executed pixel art, lacking the quality of 3D visuals, which detracts from the overall experience. While some players find charm in simplistic graphics, the general consensus is that the visuals are subpar and could benefit from improved physics and controls.
“This features really godawful pixel crap 'art' instead of real graphics.”
“It's hard to say if this was because the developer didn't have the skill to create 3D visuals, or couldn't afford to hire someone who does, but it also doesn't matter.”
“The graphics are basic, physics need some more work, controls are floaty and the ending seemed like it needed to trigger credits or something.”