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Shooter, Platform, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic80IGDB60
Boki can perfectly copy the abilities of anything she fights—but not content with mere mimicry, she can also combine up to 3 abilities at once to form 175 completely unique super-weapons! She wants to be a hero one day, but doesn't think she's cut out for the job. To help hone her skills, Boki's insectoid uncle sends her into virtual reality to do battle with hordes of dastardly robots!
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Cosy, unpretentious, relentless and clear.
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CGMagazineBrendan FryeMay 20199/10Copy Kitty is a fountain of content and fun, giving 2D action fans a unique synthesis of old concepts they don't want to miss.
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GameGrinBrienne RoseJul 20188/10With a bit more polish, Copy Kitty would stand the test of time like the games it sets out to emulate. But despite its flaws, it's a strong title that uses its desire to emulate overall better experiences to create something unique, interesting, and most of all, enjoyable. If you're willing to overlook its flaws, Copy Kitty is well worth a look.
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New Game NetworkCharlie NicholsonMay 201871/100Copy Kitty exemplifies Nuclear Strawberry's emphasis on fun, and through an accessible control scheme and periods of glorified heroic power, it could very well open the action platformer genre to wider audiences.
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oprainfallJason QuinnMay 20183/5 starsOverall, I don’t know if this game really has much to offer outside of seeing big weapons just mow down enemies. There is the other character you can play as, but the star of the show is clearly the main character. It’s fun for awhile, but the repetitive nature and the lack of a compelling story means it runs out of steam fairly quickly. I got a few hours of enjoyment out of it, though I don’t think I can personally recommend it. Still, it’s only $15, so that might be worth it for some folks.
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IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 7 ratings.
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