
Fort Meow is a pillow fort physics-based puzzle adventure involving cats, destruction and a dusty old manor. Build a protective fort out of furniture to keep the cats at bay, while deciphering the mysterious tales hidden within the journal.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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[i]Fort Meow[/i] is a short and fun little game. While I don't think the gameplay is anything revolutionary, it's well-executed, plays with the theme, and offers room for creativity. While the main campaign isn't very long, that does mean it doesn't outstay its welcome; and there's an endless mode that unlocks afterwards, if you want it. I'm happy to have bought it.
Angry birds in reverse where you build a pillow fort to defend against hordes of cats launching themselves against you. Cute and not especially hard. You will probably play the campaign in about two hours after that there are some endless modes and unlockable cosmetics if you want more out of it. Nothing remarkable, but decent enough to warrant a playthrough.
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Build a little fort to protect from cats. Simple and sweet I like it. Small puzzle elements. Fast, not too slow. 35% of players only made it as far as i did after 47 minutes. Tried again, gave up one one too hard its a fine game. The text dialog is annoying, it centres the text, so on the new line it bumps everything and is uncomfortable to read. The click-clack sounds also need to be better. No checkpoints or saving your build when designing, you have to keep re-building. The building that gets stronger when you keep it, gets reset when you use the clear function. When I finished the game I was 17.2% of players who finished. I like this is a cute little strategy game. Well worth the price I think. 7/10
Nice art style and story, overall great cat game! Definitely worth buying for a bit of chaotic fun and adventure.
очень атмосферная и классная игра с приятным сюжетом. я играл в нее, когда мне было еще лет 5. я тогда играл на пиратке. щас вспомнил о ней и сразу же купил. словил ностальгию. игра кстати все еще крутая и интересная, как раньше в детстве, так и сейчас
meow hehehe. played this when i was young. found it again now
Cute, but not amazing. Recommended if you like cats.
All of my cats are in this game
As good of a way as any to spend 2 hours. I encountered a bug that prevented me from getting a final achievement and had to play the whole game a second time. It was slightly less entertaining the second time but not horrible.
This was a certified good game (TM)! Yeah, sure, it was nothing special, but it was all in good fun and had a lot of replayability due to the endless mode (which I did not try) and the RNG and the 6 unique cats. Plus, you can place the lightbulbs in any order you want and pick up any furniture you want! The story/plot only takes up about a quarter of the game, so the gameplay's the main star of show, and boy does it work! It's one of the 2 tower defense games I actually enjoyed (the other is Plants vs. Zombies), mainly due to the uniqueness, the close-knit, homey vibes that I can't really put into words, and the feeling of building your own homemade, childhood fort! It feels very real and grounded and just... fun. I did not play the endless mode. If I did, this is where I would put the review for it. Some of the furniture given did feel a little underpowered/overpowered. The toaster, for example, is basically useless, while the bubble blower and yarn tosser are amazing and perfect to get early game and Catnip felt just a little underwhelming. I went through the game from Laundry->Bottom Room->The Other Room, incase you were curious, so that may have affected my tastes a little. The ending segment felt like a great culmination of all the characters involved. Wondering what those characters and their roles are? Buy the game and read Grandpa's diary! Still, the end segment was fun, but it felt too different, but maybe that was an intro to endless mode. I dunno because I never played it, so maybe it was, but I personally thought it was out of place, so whatever. All in all, it's great, but it's not worth 8.99$. It feels a lot like a Game Jam Game than a full-fledged independent game. It's worth moreso 5.99$. I'd say you should get it during a discount. Still a great game, but a little too overpriced for my tastes. Pros: Replayability. Unique premise. Very cozy feel. Cons: Little unbalanced. Little overpriced. Unfitting end segment. Great game! It's a strong 7.5/10.
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