Recent reviews by Loser

No matter how bad a day I have, I can always count on Cat Goes Fishing to calm me down and cheer me up. :)

Really enjoying both sides :D

Sold out their Linux players for Epic Game's money. :(
I guess I shouldn't be surprised, coming from a company that charges players for every update.

RIP Payday, you will be fondly remembered.

Played most of yesterday on steam.. swapped to my phone to play through the night. When i woke up in the morning, my progress was rolled back to what it was when i logged from steam. Played all day on steam again, figuring i just wouldn't play on phone anymore. After about 14 hours of play, the power flickered. I logged back in, to once again be faced with last night's save.

The game is fun, but without an autosave, it's pointless. I won't be attempting to start over a 3rd time.

There is a very steep learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it is by far the best deck builder out there... :D

This game is really fun and unique.. it has so much potential... unfortunately the devs don't care enough to fix the bugs :( there are sooooo many that the game can just be too frustrating.

As a beta player with around 300 hours before launch, let me start this off by saying:
THIS GAME IS NOT DBD!

As a monster:
You don't hold W and mindlessly chase the teens til they die. You will lose every game if you try. This game is a PVP deathmatch that HIGHLY REWARDS SKILL BASED PLAY! You need to learn the maps (they are static), learn your corners, learn how far you can push before needing to retreat. As a new player, you will lose... a lot. Don't expect to jump in and win every match effortlessly.

There is no "SWF is BROKEN!" argument in this game. The game is balanced around 4 teens working together with built in pings and comms vs the monster. If teens don't work together, they lose. If you get beat by a group of coordinated teens, don't run to the forums and whine that monster is weak. MONSTER IS NOT WEAK. Go back and look at where you got caught, where you messed up... what trap did you walk into?

As a monster - the game is yours to lose. If you never make any mistakes, you will never lose a match. That said: if constant focus and situational awareness is not something you enjoy, then perhaps playing monster is not for you.

As a teen:
You don't play solo and hide all game and escape while your team dies. There is no hatch. There is no winning solo. You NEED to work together. You don't loop the monster.. you run them to teammates and set up traps. If your team spends all game healing instead of crafting weapons, you WILL LOSE... and rightfully so. The best defense is a good offense, and that is exactly what teens need to do in this game. Make weapons. Coordinate attacks. Learn the spots of the map that are best to lure monsters to.

There is a lot to learn, but you are rewarded greatly for learning it. Getting strikes on the monster, getting hits on the teens... winning matches... feels so much more rewarding in this game because it's very strategy based, and your individual skill matters a lot!

Now there is one thing to point out... that doesn't mean you need to be amazing at the game to enjoy it. The constant back and forth between monster and teen is so much more engaging, and makes the game a lot of fun - win or lose! Well... at least for me. If you need to win to have fun, then keep in mind: The only thing keeping you from winning is your own knowledge and skill of the game. Keep at it.

Happy hunting everyone! o/

It wouldn't let me delete my first character.. Seems like a pretty basic function that should exist.

Probably the most toxic community of any game you will ever play. Low population means you will be matched with the same people over and over... and it never gets fun.

Buggy as all hell, really bad combat mechanics. Stupidly addicting.