I Am Cat Steam Charts & Stats

its cool

made me so dizzy

good game tons of fun

i like to kill the people in the game and it's worth $20

imo its pretty good the controls are kinda jank but that's alr cuz its very easy to get used to i originally bought this because my friends wanted to play i am cat so i bought it and it's actually pretty good. its also an excercising simulator for me lol, anyways i'd recommend getting it, worth the 11,69€, imo it would be worth the 17,99 aswell but i got this at the special. promotion thingy for basically all games. i went from 25,05€ and feeling rich to 4,68€. money is not easy to manage lol. anyways if u want a goofy ahh vr cat game where u can also excercise a tiny bit and do some cool things then get it final verdict: 10/10 its pretty good

Very Awesome Game, Granny, Outside, Packs, And Even Cosmetics! THEY ARE ALL AWESOME!!! Download this game NOW! (If you haven't played it yet).

The game stutters and glitches out, it even lags even though my pc Is over the system requirement and recommended specs. Save your money don't get this

I did not enjoy this game, sadly. The whole time it was extremely shaky, and the movement controls were so buggy and just bad. I would get randomly launched across the room for no reason. I was so excited for this game, but now I'm just disappointed.

I really wanted to like this game, and in many ways I did. It's a fun idea and a very chill game where you can go around and play as a cat and cause mischief. As someone who likes cats and VR, this seemed like the perfect game for me. However, the main issue is the smoothing (or lack thereof) of the camera. I have played many VR games and have had my "VR legs" for a few years now. And out of all the games I've played, there have only been two games that had wobbly/hyper-sensitive cameras: Trivia Crack World, and this game. The former keeps you mostly stationary, but I Am Cat requires a lot of moving around the area, which then makes this lack of camera smoothing a problem. Imagine you're just looking around the room, or moving your head with the slightest movement. And because your headset can sometimes shake/wobble on your head, the environment "vibrates" in a sense, and over-adjusts the movement (not sure what this is called exactly or if there's a technical term), which causes extreme nausea. I played for around 30 minutes, paused, then another 30 minutes before I couldn't take it anymore. And this is coming from someone who almost never gets sick playing any VR game anymore. I think if you're naturally immune to motion sickness of any kind, you'll probably be fine. But if you're someone who had to "develop" their VR legs like me, you can still be susceptible to this lack of camera smoothing. The second issue is the movement controls. I usually don't criticize VR controls that much, because I think most of the time it is just a matter of getting used to it, but I think this one annoyed me a bit more because it contributed to the nausea I mentioned earlier. When I'm walking forwards, that one motion that I'm doing to lift my hands up after pulling myself forwards, and then moving it to the front again to take another step, that is not me trying to move backwards thank you very much. When i'm climbing a wall, me gripping the wall and pulling downwards is not me trying to do a kickflip off the wall. Also, I'd be nice if when I had both my hands on top of a shelf or table, pulling myself up would actually pull me up there. I guess playing Bonelabs has kind of risen my expectations on how these controls should be, so maybe that's just me. Anyway, if you can get used to the shaking camera and the movement, then I'm sure this would be a fun game. So far it doesn't seem like there is much content, especially if you only have 4 areas to unlock without purchasing any DLC content. Is it worth $20? With only about 4-5 hours of gameplay for the base game, I can't really say yes. But sometimes you can catch this game on sale like I did, and then if you can overlook the two negatives I mentioned earlier, then go for it. I saw that this is one of the most purchased game on the oculus store, and I just hope that the motion sickness isn't going to turn away new players from VR in general. If even just the one camera issue is fixed, I'd gladly change my review.