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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Action
OpenCritic75IGDB78
Cat Quest II, a fantasy action-adventure RPG, returns to the world of Felingard to expand on the original with more explosive spells, expanded weapon options, an exciting new character switch mechanic, and local co-op!
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God is a GeekGary BaileySep 20199/10Whether you play alone or with a second player, Cat Quest II is an outstanding action RPG with a great sense of humour.
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PlayStation UniverseSeb HawdenOct 20199/10Cat Quest II has everything that made the first game so enjoyable. It has added co-op and a few new features that make it different enough for returning players to enjoy while maintaining its charm and great style. It's fun, simple and fun for everyone, while the art style and animations are to die for and a lot of players will fall in love with it. It's a breath of fresh air in the overcrowded role-playing game genre and is a delightful experience to savour.
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Worth PlayingCody MedellinDec 20199/10Cat Quest II is just as good as the original. The core mechanics remain appealing, while the addition of magic rods and projectile attacks are enough to change things up for those who were afraid of another melee-fest. The elimination of some required grinding makes the game feel more streamlined for those who were anxious to see where the main storyline goes, but the inclusion of local co-op increases the game's fun factor tenfold. This is another job well done and another quality title to add to one's gaming library.
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Cubed3Nikola SuprakDec 20254/10There may be more than one way to skin a cat, but there is one and only one way to play Cat Quest II: slowly spiraling into madness after you’ve tackled the 46th identical dungeon in a row. This is a non-stop barrage of repetition that was designed by an evil scientist who got their PhD in “boredom and cats in new media”. On one hand it’s polished, cute, and moderately tolerable in short bursts — the sort of thing that might appeal to younger players or families. On the other, basically everything else. The game earns some minimal points for presentation and for doing exactly what it sets out to do. However, it loses all those points and more once it drops its hundredth unfunny cat pun. Going in expecting depth, genuine progression, or inventive combat encounters is a fool’s errand. This is a pretty easy one to skip and no one really needs to get their paws on it.
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DualShockersJoseph SchaffnerSep 20195.5/10Cat Quest II is a fun romp, but the thrills on offer are a bit shallow.
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IGDB rating 7.6/10 from 48 ratings.
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