Cat Quest II Reviews

Very fun co-op game to play with your friends.

I have finished the story of Cat Quest 1, but did not 100% it yet, I usually write review after 100%-ing a game, but due to the frustration with the Mew Game mode achievements on CQ1 I did not finish it first, and having a break from it, but started on Cat Quest 2, and I personally prefer Cat Quest 1 over this, due to the more simplicity of Cat Quest 1 than this one - such a similar monsters but the monsters have extra ability in this game compared to CQ1, which make it more harder on Normal Mode (there are Story Mode or Normal Mode, same as Cat Quest 1, I played Normal Mode in both games), and I feel that the map is far too big (I soloed this one, I'm not sure how co-op work) and I do miss one ability that Cat Quest 1 have, that this one doesn't have. Cat Quest 2 have some interesting dungeons though! It feels strange to me to write review for this and not for CQ1 first, but I have 100% this one - there is some lore of CQ1 mentioned in this game, so I'd say it'd be better for you to play CQ1 because it's what start this whole trilogy and for you to understand the lore and the motivation behind the true villain from both games. But what's great about this game is this is the first game that have coop so you can play it with your friend! You'd be either a cat or a dog. The cat or dog are switchable if you are solo in this game. You would like this if you like: Cat games, adventure games, combat heavy games, Cat Quest 1 and 3, lots of fun cat puns, and a bit of collectathon, and for achievement hunters because this game is much easier to 100% than Cat Quest 1. The hours to finish this game ranging between 10-15 hours depending on if you really want to take your time on this or to speedrun this. I know the mass popularity of Cat Quest 2 than this game but it's just my own taste that I prefer CQ1 than this :-) but there's nothing wrong with this game, it is very Cat Quest-y game, it's just my personal preference. I look forward to buying and playing Cat Quest 3 later on this year.

I liked this less than I thought I would. I think I should have chosen the "story mode" in the beginning since i completed this trying to complete the story. However I think the other normal mode wants you to really finish a lot of dungeons and side quests in between main quests. What ends up happening is that you are both under leveled and under equipped. Enemies take dozens of hits. However even when you are nearer parity with the recommended level things are too tanky in my opinion. So maybe if I had chosen story mode it would have felt better. One thing that should be fixed is the little magic balls enemies fire out. I have a hard to time seeing them since sometimes they are similar in color to the ground, come out too fast, or get hidden by enemies.

Great game for a easy relaxing play. Excellent for waking up and chilling on a day off

Short repetitive but fun game filled with cat and dog puns. Also, it has local co-op.

The second installment of Cat Quest is similar to the original game; it features action RPG gameplay, colorful and vibrant art, and, most importantly, puns that I absolutely love. One notable difference is the addition of a co-op mode, but if you prefer playing solo like me, that's still an option. In this game, you can switch between a cat and a dog, along with their equipment, mid-battle to defeat enemies more effectively, especially since enemies have elemental resistances. In this installment, players are introduced to the Lupus Empire, allowing exploration of lands that were only mentioned in Cat Quest 1. There are also more spells, gear, and quests than in previous games, which I particularly enjoyed because I love exploring and collecting items. Quality of life updates are evident in the game, such as smoother movement during combat. The map also shows the number of quests, caves, and dungeons to explore, helping you track your progress. I highly recommend Cat Quest 2 if you enjoyed the first game. I look forward to playing the next installments from The Gentlebros!

Cat Quest II is a very simple yet very entertaining game, I had a great time going through all of the dungeons and getting all of the achievements for this one. It was my travel game while I was getting a lot of coaches and it works really well on the Steam Deck if anyone is looking for a game to kick back with and play on there.

I was on the fence for giving the thumbs up or down. The game is fine, but it disappointed me because it plays more like a DLC of Cat Quest 1 than a new game of its own. Except you can play coop now if you want. Most of the other stuff is just the same. So if you liked part 1 and want some more, go for it.

Cat Quest II is a great sequel that you'll love if you loved the first one (as long as you want more of the same) It's again a fun, chill game with an engaging world and story. The music is good and the characters are loveable. There are many many many puns, I didn't mind that but I can imagine some people would. It's really similar to cat quest I in terms of gameplay and story, so if you like sequels that are more the same you're gonna like this. It's easier to get all achievements though and there were definitely some tweaks that improved upon the first game. The only issue I really had was that this game felt a bit less fair. In my review of Cat Quest I I mentioned that if I died it was always because I did something wrong, however in this game it didn't feel that way. Because there was a lot happening on screen during fights and I had an (ai) buddy that was more a nuisance than a help so I didn't always know where my character was that led to dying. But even with that I'd still recommend this game. Some things improved, some things were made worse so all in all I'd like this just as much as part I. I saw that part III is on sale now so I'll be on my way to buy that, hopefully that one improved even more

Just as fun as Cat Quest 1, but now with a dog ally added to the mix - perfect for the added challenge of building up 2 characters at once, or just playing multiplayer. Looking forward to trying Cat Quest 3!