Cat Quest II

[h3]A sequel to the first game of fantastical battle cats, only this time with a larger map, more puns and added dogs...[/h3] Well, the cats out of the bag with this one. The first game was a quirky small scale adventure with a feline spellblade bashing lowly woodland critters in a colourful world filled to the brim with quests, loot and puns. The sequel is more of the same, albeit with added dogs, an even more convoluted plot as well as couch-coop with a dog that reignites that ancient debate surrounding who is the superior pet. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3720003687 For those of you familiar with the first Cat Quest this game is pretty much a carbon copy of the first game. At its core it is a lighthearted action-RPG with a soothing difficulty, a cartoony aesthetic and hours of family friendly fun. The game revolves around you (and maybe a partner) running around on a large open map littered with dungeons, points of interests and quests, trying to root out the corrupting influence on the cat and dog kingdom. With you, as tradition demands, is a spiritual narrator of sorts that helps you tie the story together and acts as a focal point for the progression. If you lack a human companion, one of the characters will be controlled by a fairly competent AI. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3720004013 The mighty quest has quite an abundance of loot distributed across the map with each dungeon containing a certain amount of armour and weapons that affect your playstyle to a degree. The loot is random however and always taunts you with what's yet to come. The ranged weapons feel kind of gimmicky, but they are functional, albeit some of the ranged staffs are a bit cryptic as to their function. A good selection of spells rounds out your arsenal with fire, ice, healing and other conjurations to rain destruction on your foes. In the end, Cat Quest 2 is more Cat Quest, and if you liked the first game this is a competent successor that fills its shoes admirably. The best part of the sequel is by far the added coop! And should you beat the game readily there is a Mew Game+ to tackle as well as challenge modes to consider. [b]Conclusion:[/b] A great and super-chill couch coop. Cat Quest 2 is excellent for those days when you feel like kicking back and donning your cat-costume for a while!

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Very good co-op game. Great graphics + control and a good story as well. We only did around 25% of side-missions (they were mostly funny but also very simple). We did only around 25% of dungeons too - we might come back and do some more but we are pretty excited to play Cat Quest III, so we will leave it for now to play the next game. The only negative criticism we have is that after you game over in the mission you have to click through all the talk and walk all the way to the mission points all over again. Some missions took us 20-30 min and half of that was just spam-clicking through the story (we don't need to read it 5 times) and walk all over to the points of interest again. Why not just enable us to skip it? Or ask if we wanna insta-retry the fight or not (in case you wanna concentrate on another mission or uprade your stuff before you try again). That was annoying. In total: 8/10.