Kathy Rain

Raw Fury

About this game

Sometimes coming home brings more questions than answers…

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Kathy Rain is a beautiful and nostalgic homage to the classic point-and-click adventure genre of games, built seamlessly for your touchscreen device. Search for clues and solve puzzles in a compelling small-town drama set in the mid-1990’s.

After learning of her grandfather’s untimely passing, Kathy Rain, a strong-willed journalism student, returns to her hometown for the first time in many years to pay her respects — but things are not what they seem. An air of mystery surrounds the circumstances of Joseph Rain’s death, involving unsolved investigations and disturbing behavior from the locals, driving Kathy to vow to uncover the truth for her widowed grandmother.

As she follows a trail of clues he left behind, questions emerge… What was Joseph Rain really looking for that night all those years ago? What turned him into a mere shell of a man, confined to a wheelchair? What secret did a suicidal young artist take with her to the grave, and why are so many people in Conwell Springs going mad? Armed with her motorcycle, a pack of smokes, and her sharp wit, Kathy soon discovers that the truth is more dark and sinister than she ever imagined…

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CLASSIC NOSTALGIC GAMEPLAY

An homage to timeless point-and-click adventure games, with beautiful hand-drawn pixel art design, complete with classic 4:3 resolution.

UNCOVER THE MYSTERY

Use your keen intuition to discover clues, piece together evidence, and connect the dots in a mysteriously compelling narrative set in a small-town backdrop in the mid 90’s.

CINEMATIC PRESENTATION

Immerse yourself in a sublime original music score and over 4,000 lines of English dialogue, voice directed by Dave Gilbert of Wadjet Games.

Kathy Rain is developed by Clifftop Games and published by Raw Fury.

Ratings and reviews

Awesome game, great throwback graphics, excellent story and voice acting. The game itself was extremely easy. Could have used a red herring or 12, there were only maybe 2 times I didn't just plow through the game. I'm pretty familiar with this genre however so maybe it's just me 🤷‍♂️ Can't wait for another one tho, keep up the great work.

This game is very well-made. The retro graphics, the animation, the music, the voice-acting, the puzzles, the game mechanics: all first rate. I failed to notice, however, it is Rated M. The foul language and the creepy, twisted storyline don't take full effect until more than halfway through so I was completely taken by surprise. That said, I was compelled to finish it, but I'm glad I didn't play it at night.

Great title with an interesting story, great writing, and surreal visuals. This game was an imaginative treat. Initially the writing for the main character was pretty loose-footed and cliché, but the character really fills out and the entire game gets much more intriguing. I definitely would recommend this game even to someone unfamiliar with the point and click genre because of the depth of the story and visuals, paired with intuitive controls.

What's new

• Fixed broken drag and drop interactions.