Fit My Cat Reviews

I love to think that I'm packaging cats off to their new forever homes <3

If you have played similar games, you know how this game should go. Visually its attractive, but the controls leave an awful LOT to be desired, even with a mouse! The game will also sometimes refuse to arrange the cats where you want them to go, even if you know they will fit, presumably because this is not the result the game's algorithm will accept. For the price, its very rough where it matters, which is in playing it, which is a pity as I have enjoyed other similar cat games that have played so smoothly out of the box. I would recommend leaving off purchasing this game for now, until the devs take notice of the complaints and do something about them. When this happens i will happily change my recommendation if the game is improved and easily playable. In the meantime, you have been warned!

I'm a fan of the small RedDeer team and the games they bring us, but I have to be honest and say they've dropped the ball with this one. This really is a shame since I like these fit-in-grid-base puzzle games. Given that this one is a bit more expensive than others on Steam, I expected more, quantity—and quality-wise. At least it's nothing they can't fix or polish, and I genuinely hope they do since its few stupid flaws now making it more frustrating than enjoyable. For me, these flaws were: * I didn't particularly appreciate how it worked with a controller, so I switched to my mouse instead. I was confused when I didn't see my little mouse pointer but saw cats highlight a little. It turns out that if you unplug your controller, you can see your mouse pointer. * Sometimes if I put one floof in the grid, a floof close by flopped back out. Like why? * It could have been clearer how many grid spaces some floofs took. It felt like it needed to be more appropriately fitting visually. * If you don't want to try again and only pick one floof back out of the grid... it refused to be set back outside. It sometimes would after stubbornly trying multiple times, but ugh, this should have been an easy pickup and drop-down mechanic. So yes, even if it's visually adorable with bright and fun colours, it needs work. It's as simple as that. Come on, Red Deer. I know you can do it, and I know you have it in you. So show me so I can turn my downer into an upper thumb! In case anyone is struggling or stuck with a certain level, I've made a guide to help you get back on track: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3333043481