Cat Dungeon
released on Aug 05, 2022
Cat Dungeon is a puzzle game where you must guide a cat out of a dungeon. Push objects to create a path to the door. Collect keys, pull levers and use teleports to escape the dungeon.
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💜This game was gifted to Catizens Curations for review.
Cat Dungeon is a fairly simple looking, Sokoban styled puzzle game that has you playing as a cute little orange cat, trying to get through the stages to escape the dungeon. To manage escaping this dungeon, variety of objects must be moved, levers pulled, teleporters used and keys collected in the 30 different stages this game offers.
The difficulty increases as you go forward, where the beginning levels can be quite easy, and the end levels more difficult. There are some stages in-between that are either easier or harder, but otherwise it's pretty straight forward difficulty increase.
The style of the menu and the stages is fairly simple pixel style with clear ways to find where to go and what to do. There is no way to change the controls, but I don't think that is needed, since the gameplay only requires the arrow keys to be used. The steam page also shows that this game has "full controller support" but sadly that did not work for me and my xbox one controller.
Despite that little hurdle with the controller and the fact that I had to wait for a guide to do few of the stages (as I was too stupid to figure them out), the game is very much enjoyable and fun puzzle game. The developer also seems to be keen on improving their game and making it better! For this, I do recommend the game even at it's full price.
Cat Dungeon is a fairly simple looking, Sokoban styled puzzle game that has you playing as a cute little orange cat, trying to get through the stages to escape the dungeon. To manage escaping this dungeon, variety of objects must be moved, levers pulled, teleporters used and keys collected in the 30 different stages this game offers.
The difficulty increases as you go forward, where the beginning levels can be quite easy, and the end levels more difficult. There are some stages in-between that are either easier or harder, but otherwise it's pretty straight forward difficulty increase.
The style of the menu and the stages is fairly simple pixel style with clear ways to find where to go and what to do. There is no way to change the controls, but I don't think that is needed, since the gameplay only requires the arrow keys to be used. The steam page also shows that this game has "full controller support" but sadly that did not work for me and my xbox one controller.
Despite that little hurdle with the controller and the fact that I had to wait for a guide to do few of the stages (as I was too stupid to figure them out), the game is very much enjoyable and fun puzzle game. The developer also seems to be keen on improving their game and making it better! For this, I do recommend the game even at it's full price.