You’ll often find yourself going between dungeons on a nicely done map world too–sort of like Ocarina’s Hyrule Field. Cartoony design that pairs wonderfully with it’s bright and inviting colour palette, it’s a wonder that there’s not a stuffed animal of every character in the game (They’re all adorable!).
#Cat quest ii reviews plus
Huge plus in my book!Ībsolutely everything in Cat Quest II is fun to look at. All together really well done and seamless switching between the two. I loved equipping the cat and dog, switching mid fight and even enjoyed the resurrecting when one is downed. Now, this is the first real hook Cat Quest II drew me in on–I love playing with a friend and the idea that the computer takes over, (quite capable too!) which is a riot to me. In the midst of all this crazy combatting, you’ll have the option to play co-op or switch between two constant characters in your party. Those tend to consume mana, and are super fun to throw into the mix when you’re fighting an enemy. There’s also rune-type powerups that keep things spicy. The player will feel good during, with mechanics easily learned and executed…but have a lapse in patience and feel the need to get that extra hit in, or not properly dodge before an enemy lands a hit, and you’ll find yourself in a great deal of trouble. I think the great challenge in Cat Quest II’s combat is simply getting over confident–which is a good problem to have.
Watch the Cat Quest II launch trailer below: The roll is nicely done in a way that if you press the roll on it’s own, it automatically will dodge backwards. It’s a small window that gives you enough time to immediately pull a roll. Most enemies have a warning system that Cat Quest II so mercifully gave: a little red circle will appear and act as a timer before the enemy themselves attack. This roll will get you out of a lot of trouble. You can equip your duo with things such as mage staffs and take the ranged road if you like, but don’t forget the other side of your move set that is imperative: the dodge roll.
You’ll have to manoeuvre around spike traps and different enemies as things get a bit tougher–a great deal of this revolving around hack and slash style gameplay. After the success of Cat Quest, developer The Gentlebros brings us Cat Quest II, expanding on the original universe of Felingard and introducing some lovely new bits and bobs into the mix!Ĭat Quest II is set up for feline dungeon crawling with a variety of mechanics inside each said dungeon.
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