Catify VR Reviews

this game is too underrated but its so good omg- this is the first game i downloaded for vr once i got my new pc and valve index and its amazing! it deserves a lot more respect and fame!!

Game provides a lot of fun for my kids. Perspective is great with a fun space to explore. I wish that they would allow you to turn using the controller. Rather than turning my body. Find myself getting g wrapped up in the cord from time to time.

This game will give you the cat inexperience and more plus you can jump like 10 ft. The game is very calming but if you don't like heights stay away from this game. (Specific the Balcony in this game)

This is literally the best VR cat simulator game that money can buy. Full locomotion controller support, and it honestly feels really good. Unlike the likes of other popular VR title Cat-lateral Damage, Which prioritizes a teleport movement that cannot be changed and additionally has some of the worst VR controls I've ever seen. This title did it perfectly. The only bummer was how quick it ended, as I was that i was able to blue ribbon 100% this title in about 17 minutes.

Not the most fun and exciting game to play but it does exactly what it says: lets you experience what it's like to be a cat in Virtual Reality, and it definitely succeeds at that, I really did believe I was a cat while playing this.

I wanted to like this game. I love cats, and thought this would be awesome. It didn't take me long to determine that, somehow, I have super powers and can jump through walls, couches, cabinets, all kinds of things! I really am thinking about learning Unity to create one that actually works, just so I can live the dream of being a kitty. I'd love to recommend, but I just can't.

Wont even work with my VR, crashes. Useless game don't take a chance. It's broken.

Well, that was short. All in all, it was a bit of fun, but I think it's overpriced. Apart from disembodied paws and a good sense of proportion, I didn't get the sense of being a cat, nor a sense of super agility (except for a magical ability to not fall off narrow ledges, which was cool :-) And there wasn't nearly enough interactive items. At least let me rattle the doorknobs. Give a cat some hope! It encourages squeezing into tight spaces, but with the usual problems with clipping when you put your head through an object. Also, if you don't give me a litter box, I'm pooping in your plants. Capice? Edit: Needs a meow button. And is Steam seriously censoring ♥♥♥♥♥ in the context of a cat game?

Let me be clear, this is a $6 game and I did not expect much from it to begin with... It's a cute idea but comes off as a test project for a student. There are some massive issues with scaling and positioning of the user while in the environment. Adding in a reset environment floor or even some ability to move vertically would bring this up to a recommendation from me. - Items and environmental elements I've seen others jump onto in videos make my version simply fall through them. - Half of the interactive items are below the floor level (restarting nor resetting my room scale corrects this) - Movement via the triggers is not intuitive, perhaps use the right trackpad for jump and the left for movement? Yes, I get what you're trying to do here but it doesn't really translate well IMO. - Jumping needs a lot of work. Sometimes you jump perfectly to where you want then others you completely miss. Perhaps a full path shown on screen to where you will land? This would make navigating onto elements far easier.

I can't downvote this, because it fulfilled a childhood dream of mine to play a 3d game where you're a cat. That being said, this game isn't very good. Let's start with the good. - Good movement system - Seems reletively polished - Achievments to do, things to find - You do cat things, scratch things up Now for the bad: - Only one room - World scale is way off, you're more the size of a mouse, not a cat - Your paws are also tiny - In 5 minutes I'd seen everything the game had to offer - No music, not much going on with the sound effects or ambience either - No overarching goal or points system My ideas for this: I wish there was more life in this game. It seems like it has potential. Maybe there could be some mice to catch, or birds to pounce on, if you could go outside. Some fish in a fish tank to kill? Rough up other cats? A points system to tie this all together with a timer until your owner gets home? So, in conclusion, was it worth the $5? Probably not. But I'm still thumbing it up for fulfilling any part of my unlikely childhood dream.