Cat Quest

The Gentlebros

About this game

Experience a pawsome open world RPG like never before!

Leap into a grand adventure of dragons, magic and cats in purr-suit of the evil Drakoth and your catnapped sister! Explore Felingard's huge overworld map, risk life and limb delving into dungeons for epic loot, and lend a paw to a furry cast of characters in a flurry of side quests.

"Tokyo Game Show 2016 Indie Showcase"
"Unite 2016 Showcase"
"Casual Connect 2017 Indie Prize Showcase"
"Casual Connect 2017 Best Mobile Game Finalist"

"Combat in Cat Quest occurs entirely in real-time, and is brilliant in its simplicity." - Kotaku
"A PURR-FECT WAY TO SPEND SOME TIME" - Gamespew

Features
- Pawsome real time combat! Oh so juicy combat!
- A huge open world filled with hours of furry content!
- Over 60 side quests!
- Over 60 dungeons and caves filled with purrfect loot!
- Loot? Yes we have a ton of loot! All cat certified too!
- Gorgeous graphics that accentuate the cuteness of cats!
- An engrossing story about loss, betrayal, adventure, victory and...cats!

What are you waiting for? Download now! A Catventure awaits!

Ratings and reviews

So it's unique, but it's definitely not displeasing, was going to drop in real quick to see what kind of game it was and lost an hour. Was free, but worth whatever it's original value was.(I see now it was 4.99 not asking too much for a decent game) GJ and ty. Controls take a little getting used too, and an autopath feature would be cool if he'd detour around obstacles.

How you transverse the world it being a map and how fun it would be was misconceived by my idea that it would feel small, though the game isn't huge the lands you traverse feel fully equipped. Its filled with side quests that are rewarding. The enemy variety isn't vast, more like miniscule. That being my only complaint. They give you weapons and armor encompassing all the rpg clicks. The main story is cut up by the abundant sidequests. They are fun. This game has lots of value. One of the best.

Honestly? Played it on the Switch first, and thought (mistakenly) the phone version would be similar, or some version similar. I even expected a joypad on screen. Even that would be better. I'll just keep playing it on the Switch. It's more comfortable than trying to wrap my mind around something that doesn't translate well to a touch screen gameplay. I absolutely LOVE the Switch version, though!