The Cat Lady Reviews

Loved it! Really good game. The art is amazing! The music and story amazing. Nice treat for fans of classic point and click with plenty new too.

完全神作，音乐和美术很有风格而且在恰好的时机变得相当带感，英式发音更是对我胃口。叙事手法很牛，游戏立意更是好，cult的部分也很震撼。 喜欢女主和其他女角色（尤其是Mitzi）之间的交流（看到有人说顺直女麦咭，我不行了），对出现的每个女角色的塑造都很不错。女主的形象是从一开始的无能慢慢向tough转变（有趣的是Susan的服装是伴随着这一点变化的，从一开始的老奶奶衣服到背心配外套，带防毒面具拿枪的那段形象更是非常帅，回忆里的红裙子和刘海的妩媚形象更是反差，展现这个角色非常丰富的各个面），同时一层层揭露她的过往解释了她的无能，在这个过程中大部分玩家都会爱上这个old tough lady. 很难想象这个cult游戏竟然是我玩过的游戏里对女性主义塑造得最好的。这个游戏的女性主义虽然很明显但不声张（被cult成分夺走了注意）而是包裹了整个游戏。 这游戏非常好地诠释了“女性主角”这个游戏类型，这才叫女性主角（Susan我爱你），我建议一些男国产游戏制作人老老实实用男的做主角吧。就算比较成功的，也是轻百合，我看腻男的写的轻百合了，没有一点深度浮于表面。 这游戏还是12年的，太强了，感觉此前玩过的其他横版2D都黯然失色。我的年度最佳。 I'm tired of the increasing number of homogenized side-scrolling 2D horror games on the mainland.Yet none of them can compare to this one, not even close.

Finally the opportunity to play a game that's been a floating recommendation in online spaces for years, these recommendations are valid in placing this is an important story rich game. Worth it

Nowadays, I find that I'm not as avid of a gamer as i used to be. I couldn't find a game that engaged me enough story-wise. But this game was a truly pleasant surprise. I loved the aesthetic of the game as well. It was pretty gritty, nice and dark. And the story was very satisfying to unfold. I like this revenge plot a lot. The music was also very apt, and added to the overall atmosphere and storytelling quite well. It wasn't too difficult to play, and the characters are memorable. This game will stay with me for sure. Looking forward to playing more games like this in the future!

A seriously incredible and timeless masterpiece. You don't get story-rich, cinematic games like this very often, but when you do, you must play them. I would seriously recommend this game to anyone and everyone. It's gameplay is outside-the-box and the story makes you care about the characters as though you know them. Please play this game.

This game crashed right at the 2 hour mark, and I cannot get my refund nor my time back. No autosave feature was very devastating.

Gritty and disturbing horror story. Great fun!

yoooo bro, legendary game, legendary music, legendary plot, legendary characters. we going 100% legendary on this game. we going three hunna on this legendary game. This game better than any rap game, im being real wit yall. this game is a certified Triple G, like God, Great Game. shout out to the developers, yall know what a good game look like, most importantly, yall know what a legendary game look like. come and buy this game yall, cause we going legendary on this The Cat Lady. Im going crazy, i might just crash cars and traffic lights just to play this game. I think I still got two hours left in this game- i'll do the follow up after i finish this game. stay tuned. aight i finished, crazy game. didnt expect a happy ending, but its good. crazy game. come buy, come buy this crazy game. no words to say now, just come and buy this game. also, remember to save everytime before you leave, dont alt+tab or switch out of the game. good story, good characters. im like, what a crazy game

This game is a masterpiece . It’s real psychological horror here !! It’s scary how you feel immersed like you actually feel the emptiness of this game yet it’s so full of emotions and shows the disturbing side of the world. It’s haunting but it also makes you feel like you’re not alone.The story is amazing and will really touch you. I wouldn’t recommend it to someone weak tho... I love Harvester Games and this whole trilogy. <333 "I've been to hell and back, my boy."

[h2] The game that helped me survive. [/h2] I've been thinking about what to write here for many years. So, where do I even start? This game, along with its counterparts in "The Devil Came Through Here" series, was something I had been drawn into from the second I laid my eyes on them. But one game stuck out the most among the others, The Cat Lady. I remember being in high school, depressed out of my mind, unsure of the future, and just wanting to disappear. I saw myself in Susan Ashworth, which I'm sure many other people have and will. I watched it first from Cryaotic, (which admittedly did NOT age well..). I watched that series so many times I memorized the lines, the starting suicide note, the poem Susan recites throughout the game. Its all planted in my head now. I share this game and the series with anyone I deem trustworthy enough to let into my world, because this game is a huge part of my world. What the characters go through, the choices you have to make, the backstories, the enemies.. everything is well thought out and fits so perfectly within the story even among the chaos of it all. (Not to mention it all gets mentioned and looped back to even all the way to their newest game, Burnhouse Lane. This game and all the others are within a full, cohesive world.) I still remember the sheer excitement I felt when I recognized the voice of the Pest Control guy as being David Firth for the first time. One of my favorite artists out there. Which helped plant this game even more into my heart. This game fits me in a way no other games could accomplish so far. You start to feel an almost sweet sense of melancholy as soon as the game starts, which I know is not everyone's cup of tea, but if it is yours, please do give this game a try. The soundtrack fits the very specific aesthetic of The Devil Came Through Here franchise and the other Harvester Games titles perfectly. It can be loud, quiet, bittersweet. A full on journey all by itself. I could sit here and write about every single chapter separately, I could talk about all the parasites and The Queen of Maggots and the whole world surrounding the games but it would all be for naught if you don't watch or experience it yourself. The Cat Lady is truly a whole different experience. So if grim, depressing stuff that gives away to slowly build hope within you is what you're looking for, please play this game. Turn down the lights, get yourself a black coffee, and just experience it. You won't regret taking the time to give it a chance when it's over.