▲ Recommended
0 hrs
I'd feel bad giving a negative review to an 89 cent game. And it's cute. So I won't.
But I felt someone should tell people what they're getting into here. I found this game by searching steam's games categorized as "clicker". This is not a clicker. No mouse use involved in this game whatsoever. Nothing incremental, no upgrades, nothing like that.
What this is... a karate cat stands in front of a board. A bar next to the cat has a line that moves up and down on it. There is a red line somewhere on the bar. If you hit the space key while the moving line is right over the red line, the cat breaks the board, and gets to try to break another one. Otherwise, the cat cries. Real tears.
So, you get to see how many boards you can break in a row. That's it. There are other cats in other uniforms you can eventually buy if you break enough boards in a row. I'm pretty sure if you do buy a new cat, the game stays exactly the same.
Not hating on this game. But you should know what this is. If timing is really your thing, here it is.
And it is kind of cute anyways.
9 minutes before reviewing but I think 900 minutes would tell me the same thing.
Maybe some day I'll discover that highly refined timing skills is the secret to life and this game is an under-the-radar gift from the gods. Then I'll come back and play this for hours. Til then... it was fun watching a karate cat cry. And I'm not mean either. I like cats.
But I felt someone should tell people what they're getting into here. I found this game by searching steam's games categorized as "clicker". This is not a clicker. No mouse use involved in this game whatsoever. Nothing incremental, no upgrades, nothing like that.
What this is... a karate cat stands in front of a board. A bar next to the cat has a line that moves up and down on it. There is a red line somewhere on the bar. If you hit the space key while the moving line is right over the red line, the cat breaks the board, and gets to try to break another one. Otherwise, the cat cries. Real tears.
So, you get to see how many boards you can break in a row. That's it. There are other cats in other uniforms you can eventually buy if you break enough boards in a row. I'm pretty sure if you do buy a new cat, the game stays exactly the same.
Not hating on this game. But you should know what this is. If timing is really your thing, here it is.
And it is kind of cute anyways.
9 minutes before reviewing but I think 900 minutes would tell me the same thing.
Maybe some day I'll discover that highly refined timing skills is the secret to life and this game is an under-the-radar gift from the gods. Then I'll come back and play this for hours. Til then... it was fun watching a karate cat cry. And I'm not mean either. I like cats.
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