Bubbles the Cat Reviews

played the demo at insomnia gaming festival and immediately came home and bought it. has a great art style and is the perfect difficulty level that just makes you want to keep playing. love it.

A strangely addictive game. It seems quite easy at first but if you're determined to get 3 stars for each level (like I am) then it soon gets tricky! The simple controls make it easy to play, but not so much to master! The power ups add another dimension to the seemingly simple controls. The game feels like a platform but has elements of puzzle as you're effectively trying to achieve your goals against the clock: thus having to plan out the quickest route while having the skills to pull it off. Great fun and well worth a fiver!

Love the art style. A bit tricky but not too difficult and definitely has the 'just one more go' factor. Really nice ideas and mechanics, and plenty to do. Very accessible with minimal reading and one-button gameplay.

Bubbles is great! Don't be fooled by the cute cats - whilst this game is easy to learn, it's genuinely difficult to master. There are a tonne of levels offering new and interesting challenges, and plenty of secret routes to discover. Really enjoying it :)

This is genuinely the best one-button platformer I've ever played. The game looks deceptively cute and simple, but the controls are extremely well tuned, and the level design is excellent. It's accessible for most players, but the optional challenges mean that there is plenty of challenge here for any gamer. It has that great, addictive "just one more go" quality, but remains fair rather than overly frustrating. Highly recommended!

Bubbles the Cat is a super cute, fun and challenging platformer - 100% recommend! The one-button platforming mechanics are really tight and well designed - it feels super responsive. This mechanic is easy to learn, but hard to master - evidenced when you reach the later levels and the challenge requires real accuracy, timing and determination! Bubbles is super addictive, and I often find myself thinking "just one more go" when I'm trying to get all 3 stars for a level. The harder levels can feel frustrating - but that good kind of frustrating where once you finally beat the level you feel super accomplished and happy! The artwork and music are lovely too - each world feels rich and colourful, with their own distinct design and tunes. You can definitely feel how much care and thought was put into this game :) Overall, I 100% recommend this game! I think platforming fans, completionists and speedrunners would enjoy this game - pick it up!!

Simple and pure gameplay, solid platforming mechanics and responsive controls. It's definitely got that 'just one more go' factor, especially if you're a completionist and are determined to 3-star a level before moving on! Features one-button controls, but that it certainly doesn't mean it's easy... you'll be needing some purr-fect timing to guide Bubbles through increasingly hazard-filled levels, and new power-ups add variety as you progress through the game. After playing the first 4 levels of World X, it's clear that there's quite a challenge ahead...

Bubbles the Cat is one of the cutest platformers I've had the pleasure to try. Levels are quite short, rarely exceeding 1 minute in length, but they can be trickier than expected. Very easy to learn, hard to master you can recognise the cleverness in some levels' design. Challenging, yet not frustrating, you'll adore the music and the cute little meows that will keep you company during the whole adventure. Also if you're not really a cat person you can put on a shiba or husky cap and pretend to be playing as Bubbles the Dog.

Its a beatiful game, certainly, but while most review says YES, i say NO, you may ask, why ?! cause most of the review don't even played the game through the first act, and i must say, the game was quite fun until late ACT 4, when the game demands you to make pixel/frame perfect moves, so it becomes frustrating and unfair.

[h1]Calling all platformer fans and cat lovers[/h1] [b]Bubbles the Cat[/b], the debut game from [b]Team Cats & Bears[/b], is a single-button action platformer with the right amount of difficulty (not too easy and not too hard), clever level design, short levels and a smooth learning curve. There are 125 levels to play, divided in six worlds (five regular worlds and an extra hardcore world), unlockables and a pleasant soundtrack. [h1]Rewarding gameplay[/h1] Most levels can be easily finished if you just want to rush to the exit, but the real challenge lies in completing each level with all cat food collected and in sub-par time, in a single run. The cat moves by himself and the only input needed is the jump button, but don’t be fooled – the game demands the right timing for jumps and there are a lot of power-ups that spice up the gameplay and are essential for beating levels. Each power-up grants you a new ability, from jumping higher to creating a small wall that will be needed to reach higher places, and much more. This game rewards curiosity, considering that you will need to explore a lot to find secret areas that contains more collectables; and creativity, as there’s usually more than one solution to 100% a level. [h1]Presentation and usability[/h1] [b]Bubbles the Cat[/b] has very charming graphics, a great soundtrack, an intuitive interface, rebindable controls, Steam Cloud and full controller support. While I absolutely love this game’s crunchy pixels, the amount of detail makes some worlds a bit hard to read. What I mean is: some scenarios are too distracting, and certainly will cost you some lives until you’re familiar with them. In the end, this is not a huge issue, though, but sometimes less is more. [h1]Worth it?[/h1] I’m having fun with [b]Bubbles the Cat[/b], and it’s certainly a great title to play in short bursts. I can fully recommend it full price if want to complete each goal every level (by finishing it in sub-par time and collecting all cat food), but if you just want to finish the game as quick as possible, wait for a sale. After all, you’ll get more from this game if you replay each level while trying to get all collectables and beating it in sub-par time. [b]Pros[/b]: * Fun in short bursts * Tight (and rebindable) controls * Steam Cloud and full controller support * Awesome pixel art and pleasant soundtrack * Great amount of challenge for completionists [b]Cons[/b]: * Some worlds are too busy visual-wise * Steam Overlay works partially (you can’t take screenshots for some reason)