An okay action RPG, wrapped in a catpun world!

I think the game starts with a story about an abduction, but I honestly can't remember, because the game is one large chain of cat puns. Set in a world with Santa Claws (or was it his imposter?) and dragons as your enemies. I'm sorry to be so vague, this game is vague for me.
The world is not that big, at some point you learn waterwalk to reach higher level areas. At some point you even learn flying, so you can traverse the map even quicker.

Your hero cat can learn seven spells, but somehow can 'equip' only four. There is a standard selection of spells, AOE damage spells of different nature, a heal and a selfbuff. Spells require mana, which can be generated by meleeing enemies.
Enemies' spells and abilities are indicated by a red area, giving you a chance to dodge. To make this easier, you have a tumble, to quickly move five feet.
All combat is kinda the same. Cast spells, traps work well for damage, hit hit dodge hit spell hit hit... Something along those lines, there's not a lot of variation.

Cat Quest is a very happy game with bright colours and very catchy happy music. The way our cat hops around, the puns, the dialogues, everything screams happy! But is there a good aRPG underneath? Hmmmeehhh, not really in my opinion. All things together makes this game worth a look though.

Saving. At catnip spots in towns the cat jams his head to the ground, falling asleep. It cracks me up every time! Epic!!!

68/100

An okay action RPG, wrapped in a catpun world! [h2][strike]Story[/strike] Catpuns[/h2] I think the game starts with a story about an abduction, but I honestly can't remember, because the game is one large chain of cat puns. Set in a world with Santa Claws (or was it his imposter?) and dragons as your enemies. I'm sorry to be so vague, this game is vague for me. The world is not that big, at some point you learn waterwalk to reach higher level areas. At some point you even learn flying, so you can traverse the map even quicker. [h2]Combat and spells[/h2] Your hero cat can learn seven spells, but somehow can 'equip' only four. There is a standard selection of spells, AOE damage spells of different nature, a heal and a selfbuff. Spells require mana, which can be generated by meleeing enemies. Enemies' spells and abilities are indicated by a red area, giving you a chance to dodge. To make this easier, you have a tumble, to quickly move five feet. All combat is kinda the same. Cast spells, traps work well for damage, hit hit dodge hit spell hit hit... Something along those lines, there's not a lot of variation. [h2]Thoughts [/h2] Cat Quest is a very happy game with bright colours and very catchy happy music. The way our cat hops around, the puns, the dialogues, everything screams happy! But is there a good aRPG underneath? Hmmmeehhh, not really in my opinion. All things together makes this game worth a look though. [h2]Best thing about this game [/h2] Saving. At catnip spots in towns the cat jams his head to the ground, falling asleep. It cracks me up every time! Epic!!! 68/100 [table] [tr] [td] [i]More reviews at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39546715/]Omnivore Gamer[/url], games that are easy to control (for handicapped gamers). [/i][/td] [/tr] [/table]