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Welcome to Cat-aclysm laboratories! You will be handed a brand new weapon: The Cat Launcher.
Be prepared to use it and be helped by your purring companions through twelve stages full of sense and logic and science.
Controls!:
X: More cats
Z: Jump
Arrow keys: Movement
R: Reset cat count :P
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 80% |
| #59 | Fun | 3.87 |
| #113 | Humor | 3.70 |
| #232 | Innovation | 3.60 |
| #238 | Overall | 3.54 |
| #247 | Mood | 3.32 |
| #274 | Theme | 3.69 |
| #352 | Graphics | 3.39 |
| #747 | Audio | 2.19 |
Comments
Hahahaha nice one. I liked the mechanics a log. You need to add more levels and a proper ending to the game :D
Good job ^^
Niiiice game. I'm alergic to cats, but this game is just good, so I'm going to vote positive :)
More cats!
Couldn't stop playing until I got to the end. Good job!
The sound was a bit jarring in volume. But the Cat Spam idea was fun. I appreciate how you gave the cats a bit of life and made them harder to control. It made the experience dynamic and a little unpredictable and intuitive. I enjoyed it and the simplicity of the mechanics allowed you to take it far and create several puzzles and challenges. The surroundings don't match the characters though, but I imagine this is due to time constraints in level design.
Man, that was fantastic. Great job. Should make a full game out of it.
To be very honest this is so far my most favorite game.
Very good and I really love the humor.
Great Game. Very polished. Only two small issues: Sounds get a bit boring after a few levels. And the X/Z control scheme is a bit annoying on non qwerty-keyboards (e.g. qwertz in my case).
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In the sea of guns shooting all sorts of nasty and "unconventional" stuff, you took the right approach. The mix of 2D and 3D is interesting, but it sometimes felt a little wierd. This is quite probably one of the most "finished" games I played up till now. The idea itself has plenty room for expanding it into a full-blown "aperture science" game. Godspeed :)
One of my favourite LD32 games so far! Simple and cute graphics, very fun gameplay with simple yet satisfying game mechanic. Very nice take on the theme. I like how the cats move around unpredictably. Deserves expansion to a full game, I think.
Okay, that was amazing. Great game, lots of levels - in fact, a ton of content there for a Compo entry. Well done!
An excellent use of the theme and quite fun too. Shooting cats and stepping on them was surprisingly enjoyable.
Supernice! I loved the level design and the humour! As other people said the sound of the cats is a bit annoying, but the rest is perfect! :D
I really like this concept! Makes for some fun puzzles, and who doesn't like kitties? I thought the game took too long to get to give a challenge. I loved how the cats move around, making things more unpredictable. Good job!
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That mew sound is making my ears bleed. Good game though :P