These aren’t genre-defining RPGs, but they are cozy little adventures with gorgeous 2.5D graphics that feel like the video game equivalent of comfort food. It has straightforward melee and ranged combat and an easy-to-follow gear and loot management system. Each game’s overworld grants players the freedom to explore. You’ll find new quests, dungeons, and loot during your travels. The series also has a lot of puns revolving around cats and dogs.
All three games received paw-sitive critic and user reviews. Over on GameSpot’s sister-site Metacritic, Cat Quest 3 has a “generally favorable” Metascore of 80 from 21 reviews. On Steam, the first two games have “Overwhelmingly Positive” user rating averages, and Cat Quest 3 sits at “Very Positive.”
