How To Bathe Your Cat: Drawing

Interesting concept for a sequel. But I liked the first How to Bathe Your Cat more, because the physics with drawing lines this time before setting off the bombs strategically is a bit strange at times - the lines often wanted to rise up on their own or do a jittering motion by themselves. Or else they wouldn't stay in place because they wouldn't stick to the walls like I was thinking. Otherwise, can't really complain for the price, and it's more challenging than the first game.

Interesting Puzzles and very cute design

terrible, just terrrrrrrible.

Basically just a rehash of How To Bathe Your Cat just with the ability to draw on the screen and use your lines to guide the liquids to the cat. All of the same buggy/questionable physics that plagued the first game are still present here presumably because this one is built on the same engine. The liquid physics are janky especially with how they interact with bombs. Usually when you put a bomb down under a liquid the liquid will "compress" (??) and then expand back out as the bomb goes off. This usually makes a mess and splatters the liquid meaning sometimes not all of it will leave the place you're trying to move it out of. The first How To Bathe Your Cat game sometimes gave you unlimited bombs so this wasn't a problem but the best you'll get here is maybe a couple of extra bombs if that. Physics apply to whatever you draw so once you take your finger off the mouse button what you've made will be pulled downward. This doesn't always work as intended however because often times I found myself having to draw a makeshift brace or counterbalance so that my drawings would not move. Sometimes they would, sometimes they wouldn't. With or without the braces and counterbalances. Also the game doesn't exactly stop you from drawing too close to the walls so it's entirely possible that what you draw will be ejected from the wall and you'll have to start over. The puzzles in this game are quite hard. Harder than the original game by far. Unfortunately solving them sometimes feels like pure luck thanks to the physics.

Usar as linhas pode ser um pouco frustante, mas sempre há uma maneira e quando tudo dá certo há uma satisfação

When I saw this game I thought, "surely this will be waaay easier if I am drawing my way through the levels rather than having to balance boxes." I was wrong. The drawing aspect was pretty fun, and the levels managed to be difficult (especially near the end). Was a lot of fun!