Cat Mail Co.

[b]Хэлпи... моя ненаглядная зависла в этой игре уже третьи сутки. Из-за чего я не могу ни во что поиграть. Не, разрабы, респект - игра интересная и затягивающая, все круто, все гуд. Но, бляь, колики-анаболики, че мне делать ща (((( [/b]

Wow I love repetitive tasks. Wow I love Autism. 5/5 Stars.

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[h1] 7.5 [/h1] [b] Cat Mail Co. [/b] is a fun, cute, and linear time killer game with an adorable art style, good performance and an interesting early-game game loop. [h3] Overview [/h3] In [b] Cat Mail Co. [/b], you play a cat who has just taken over the role of the newly retired mailman. The game is separated into three sections per day: morning, dusk, and night, where you’ll find yourself serving customers that either want to send or receive packages. Additionally, at the end of each cycle, you’ll have to organize newly arrived packages and send packages to other islands–decided by the game each time. The more you send the correct packages to the right island in good condition and respect their individual restrictions, the more of those restrictions and mechanics you unlock, inciting you to take your time and pack things well, and you’ll also start piecing together a mysterious truth about the post office... [h3] Mechanics [/h3] [b] Cat Mail Co. [/b] is pretty restricted in its mechanics, but they did a good job at placing them at the right time so you don’t lose interest in the game. When you take in packages, you’ll have to check for restrictions, weight, and destination–here, only the destinations and restrictions multiply the more you play, requiring you to focus and take your time organizing the pre-built mail post to your liking. The only thing I personally found dull was the fact you’re restricted in your organizing. Each package has a size and the mail building has pre-determined slots to place these packages–the issue comes from the fact you have to handle tens of packages and keep a backlog of half a hundred of them with different restrictions and destinations, the fact you can’t really choose what kind of storage or location of said storage was the only thing I didn’t like since it restricted my creativity. [h3] Achievements [/h3] The achievements in [b] Cat Mail Co. [/b] are straightforward, and you get them as you play since they’re focused on the story and the mechanics you unlock during the game. It was an overall fun experience getting them except for the two last achievements, which required me to do the same rotations for two or three hours straight. I found they actually privileged quantity over quality and I actually stopped caring about playing the game the way you’re supposed to, leaving piles of packages everywhere just to allow me to hitch closer to getting the achievements. [h3] Is it worth the money? [/h3] At a regular price tag of 17.99CAD w/o taxes or 23,98CAD w/o taxes for the base game and the supporter edition, I’d recommend getting this game on sale or trying out the free demo before buying it, especially if you’re planning on playing it solo since it can get dull after 5–6 hours of playing. [h3] EXTRA: Supporter edition overview [/h3] At a regular price tag of 5.99CAD w/o taxes, the supporter edition of the game comes with a very cute art book of the whole creation process behind the [b] Cat Mail Co. [/b] game, photos of the actual cats owned by the developers, the game soundtrack and a few in-game items. I'd recommend getting it if you've enjoyed the game and have a few bucks to spare.

游戏还挺好玩的，控制可爱猫咪分拣快递，也是赛博快递员干上了，整体还是挺合理的，一天很忙碌，就是分们别类的时候有点晕头转向的，太多了，花了不少时间。

OVERALL ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ Cat Mail Co. is the game I expected it to be - simple, cute, and deceptively addictive. This is the game that you can spend hours on due to a satisfying gameplay loop, as proven by my 14 hours of play at review. The loop is simple: scan and stamp packages, sort them in appropriate locations, and identify incoming packages for customers. There is no time limit, there is no massive penalties. Just you and a bunch of packages that need to find their homes. It is the game you play while talking with friends. I can wholeheartedly endorse it, even with the cons it presents ☾ ˖°˖ PROS - Cute art style - Addictive Gameplay Loop - Stress Free - Co-op - Endless Game ☾ ˖°˖ CONS - No native controller support at current, though I know this is something they plan to add. - Sunny Shores & Tropical Dunes stamps too similar. I found myself very often confusing the two and think there needs to be better differentiation - Some grammatical errors within the pre-existing generation of the package requests. This is a nitpick. i.e. "This package is for my mom. My package is cube-shaped." - No cat customization within co-op - Corrupt packages are hard to notice, as they are a tiny purple swirl that fades in and out. - Similarity between heat and bright identifiers, another issue that caused me to mix up several times due to both using the sun symbol, as well as being next to one another. GRAPHICS ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There is a cohesive art style in the game that makes it fit well into the genre of cozy. It's not strenuous on the system or one's eyes. AUDIO ★★★★☆ (4/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ The audio cues at current are extremely cute and satisfying. The shadowy noises upon placing a package in the shadow room, the sizzle of placing a package in the heated room. The Revealuna sound is a bit obnoxious when you walk by if you forget to turn it off, and I wish there were more ambient tracks or variety in the day and night music. DIFFICULTY ★★☆☆☆ (2/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ On a basis, the game is insanely easy. I played much of it between bouts of consciousness on new medicine, so I would hardly say I was performing at top notch. However, there are some similarities in visuals used for sorting packages that up the difficulty, as mistakes seem prone to happening due to it. There is also the aspect of space management, and just juggling all the different rooms and locations by the time you have everything unlocked. All in all, though, it is an easy and relaxed game. STORY ★☆☆☆☆ (1/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There is pretty much no true story. The game consists of sorting packages, and then going through piles to unearth new rooms, which culminates with you unearthing the final room, then the loop continues. There is room for a story, but that is not the point of this game and would require restructuring of some of the systems, so it is not something I would expect any time soon. GAME TIME ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ This game is one of those endless games. The loop keeps you playing, and even when you finish the "story", you can continue playing as packages will always keep coming. This is a good mindless game, whether for relaxing, visual stimulation while listening to a podcast or audio book, keeping busy while talking with friends, or winding down for bed. PRICE ★★★★★ (5/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ This game is $15, and I finished the main story solo in about 10 hours. Another 4 was invested into a run with a friend, and I have plenty more to play. I always deem at most $1/hr a worthwhile price point, and the content of the game matches that for the endless play. BUGS ★★★★☆ (4/5) ☾ ˖°˖☆ ˖°˖☽ There aren't too many bugs. The only one I have personally faced is packages getting stuck in the package pile in multiplayer, which halts progression. Inspecting the pile closely will allow you to pull out the package, though, and progression resumes as intended.

This game isn't rushing you anywhere, you can simply sort packages and take customers at your own pace. Bonus points for everyone being cats. + story + simple pace + surprisingly good coop + simple achievements that basically fill as you progress -save only at the end of the shift -A few bugs, like packages suddenly jumping out of the boat destroyed, coop partner does not see some packages.. But thanks to the pace of this game, its very manageable. Overall, 8/10, fast, simple, cute. Glad i bought right on launch! :)

I think you will know if this game is for you pretty fast. If it is, you'll really like it. If it isn't, you'll probably think it's a little bare bones. It's for me, so I loved it. Almost no notes? The lack of time pressure is a feature, not a bug, and so is the chill atmosphere. My favorite part of the game is stamping things to make it look as pretty as possible. Figuring out a way to organize the boxes/letters in a satisfying way is another part of the game that is a big draw. If I did have a note that isn't a major spoiler, it would probably just be that I wish there was a way to favorite stamps for quicker selection, as well as a way to move/buy/upgrade shelves so that you could optimize even more. That said, this game is pretty much what I look for when I just want to load something up and relax.