Christmas Cats Revenge Reviews

A wildly great game that unfortunately lived up to the hype I got from the fanbase. It’s a fairly open-ended metroidvania which creates awesome experiences into a sense of adventure. It does get bogged down a little from having to retrace your steps a lot, but the highs are crack levels of entertainment. It was Eureka moment after Eureka moment. There are a bashful amount of secrets that pulls a unique immersion in the game. You will find secret passages, different ways to attack enemies, and characters that the devs did not make to be found - but to be discovered. The added content to the game really fleshes it out to the point where it’s difficult to know how much there is. Beating this game the first time shows you nearly every pillar of gameplay, but only a fraction of the bosses and zones. I learned that I took very different routes and used different strategies for most bosses before beating the game compared to others yet it felt like a totally fleshed out experience. This, in my opinion, is the epitome of a cult classic game. It is so masterfully presented to its audience but hides layers of gameplay and other secrets that could be realistically obtained if someone is willing.