Catch The Donut
I love this game :3
10/10
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
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For those who like a game to challenge their deduction skills this is the great game for that.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Sokocat - Dungeon
Beautiful and well thought puzzle game, it’s really challenging. Totally recommend :)
– Real player with 4.1 hrs in game
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Like! An adventure-style sokoban, many elements other than just dragging boxes gave the game a special charm.
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
Midnight is Lost
Very beautiful puzzle game! The challenge is on point! Great atmosphere and colors! Recommended!
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
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The art of the game is very beautiful, the soundtrack is nice and the gameplay works very well, I recommend it
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
Romeow: in the cracked world
A nice and amazingly chill endeavor.
I wanted something lowkey to mess with while I worked on my thesis, and this game was purrfect!
Animations are cute, puzzles aren’t too hard (although you do have to think a little on a few), and really it was just the best thing I could have to played at two a.m. with my head practically in my hands.
Romeow’s adorable questline has so much heart and courage and cuteness that I was fully revitalized after my first playthrough! The music was bright and playful, and I think this game might be my go-to for a little while when I just need a quick mental break between all the research and reading.
– Real player with 14.9 hrs in game
Chill “puzzle” game that involves a cat running around ‘n trying to find its’ favorite toy before falling asleep in a cozy cot.
The mechanics is easy to comprehend. No rush. Even if you’re bad with spatial imagination (just like me), running in circles pays off (sooner or later you’ll stumble across the right corridor).
Price is nice for a neat game like this, and the cat is cute.
– Real player with 3.0 hrs in game
U27RA R3Z0NANC3
One of the most charming games I’ve ever played! It’s teaming with humor, along with a heartfelt “tail” of two brothers! The visuals and animations are soothing and the soundtrack is top notch! (It’s also on bandcamp and Dumivid’s Youtube channel for casual listening!)
And the puzzles are nothing to scoff at! Are you overthinking that one level? Or not thinking it through enough?! (Level 7 comes for us all!) Reaching the end is a commendable feat! The journey is more than worth it to reach it!
– Real player with 5.0 hrs in game
Sokoban puzzle + cats - expensive = 100 levels of retrowave cat resonance. Avoid obstacles, make sure colors match and move yarn around to solve the puzzles. Easy to redo stages.
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– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Of Mice and Moggies
Love letter for Sokoban fans. I especially enjoyed the leaderboards and optimizing move counts for solutions. Has a really good level editor, which is a good place to dip your toes in if you have ever wanted to create your own puzzles but don’t have a starting point. The developer is very friendly.
– Real player with 73.5 hrs in game
Unbridled feline aggression and tricky problem-solving converge in a most satisfying manner in Of Mice and Moggies, a stellar Sokoban variant with a sedate, bucolic backdrop. A belligerent brown cat has embarked on an extensive hunting expedition spanning numerous locales, and he needs your wise direction in order to effectively bag the prey. Manipulative mice, airborne bunnies, and elusive lizards are the prime targets for this frisky fighter. These cunning creatures won’t be subdued easily and will take flight when the combative cat occupies an adjacent segment of turf; should an animal reach the outer perimeter of the playing field and escape, it’s time to head back to the clawing board. If a patch of tall grass isn’t available in order to launch a stealth assault, players will need to discover various ways to entrap the hunted before they can be knocked out. Pronounced purring follows every successful conquest. The sequence of movements made to complete each level are recorded and can be reviewed in order to assist players in identifying optimal solutions; this feature is particularly welcome since a handful of the levels can actually be solved with fewer moves than the designated perfect solutions imply. A versatile level editor and some unlockable minigames are nestled amongst the shrubbery, but the core levels are so thoughtfully concocted they more than stand on their own. Block-pushing buffs certainly won’t want to miss out on this compelling collection of countryside conundrums.
– Real player with 14.8 hrs in game
Sokocat - Islands
This is a really enjoyable family-friendly Soko style puzzle game that can be both fun to solve in the earlier levels and progressing in complexity in the upper levels, especially beyond Island 40. Some of the islands are truly mind-bending and challenging to work through, exercising your mind multiple moves into the future. Kudos to the developer for Update 1.0.5 with the “Ghost Cat”…I tried it out for a portion of an island (I’m a purist on puzzle games if I can help it) just to see how it worked and it was fantastic…you can turn it off before it finishes the level if all you need is a hint on your next move…this is a great idea for puzzle games and would like to see other developers implement this instead of having to watch videos for help on stuck puzzles. Great game and thanks for developing it to you and your team! Hope to see more levels in the future maybe as DLC…
– Real player with 26.9 hrs in game
A decent Sokoban game. The puzzles started off easy but got challenging. The ability to change camera angle is useful and effective for the 3D puzzle elements. I like playing as a kitty cat and the music is relaxing (though eventually a little repetitive). I’ve completed 40 of the 50 puzzles so far, in about 4 hours of play.
The only ‘bug’ I have encountered is that each time I restart the game, it wants to toggle itself to fullscreen (I prefer playing in a window), so I toggle the setting each time I play.
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
Teodoro
Beautiful sokoban puzzle game, aesthetically pleasing and very challenging.
Highly recommended.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Teodoro is a Sokoban puzzle game featuring a cute cat as a mascot. The game provides a casual, fun, relaxing experience for the most part, but hides surprisingly difficult levels in the later game, that on the other hand are very rewarding to beat.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
Romeow: to the cracked Mars
As good as the first one!
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
The new mechanics make this game more challenging than the previous one. I like it!
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Helper Cat
“That Cat Do Be Helping Tho” 🐾⚗️
This game is cute. It’s simple. It’s stupid hard. But, when you solve it? Ho boy, that sweet, sweet rush of happy feel good chemicals surging through your brain… oh it’s so worth it.
Buy it. It’s worth it. My friends and I got hours out of this.
Recommended.
– Real player with 5.7 hrs in game
It’s Sokoban with a retro-inspired cat aesthetic. For the most part this game offers a simple, fun challenge for a super cheap price, but it can be pretty buggy sometimes. Here’s a couple of issues I ran into:
• Sometimes a level would randomly claim it was completed before I had figured out the puzzle. You can go back and replay the level from the level selection screen if you want to complete it for real, so this isn’t a huge deal.
• It’s possible to get yourself completely stuck if you push a potion or box into a teleporter then immediately follow it through, requiring you to restart the level.
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game