Kitty's Last Adventure

Mr. Poop has to be the most useless piece of s*** ever.

Very mellow & laid-back action-roguelike...yet still very challenging. Many cats and upgrades to unlock so a lot of playtime is built into the game. Recommended.

A really interesting mix of emotions about this game. First of all, this is a great entry point to gaming for children and even elderly - however, the theme is surprisingly hard. Kitty's last adventure is about the loss of a pet, and the developer made the game as sort of... channeling that grief into something positive and creative, and I applaud any man on this Earth who can do that. He (she?) reached out to me in difficult times with a free key, and the least I can do is leave a fair review about the game - which is a DEFINITIVE YES, RECOMMENDED. NOTE: The game offers to simply hide the sad cutscenes (more like a simplistic image), if you want to avoid the theme of loss and sadness. You can do this on first start of the game, or anytime in options - this is appriciated if a parent buys this for a kid for the cute looks and easy controls, but doesn't want to drop a nuclear warhead on little Timmy's emotions. For any parent who wants to prepare and teach their children about pets not living forever. For any teen or older who lost a pet. For any gamer who wants to find a cute and friendly introduction to the bullet-heaven roguelite genre created by Vampire Survivors. It is very wife compatible. Despite it's simple looks, it has surprising depth and content to explore which makes it worth replaying over and over. A little bit of constructive criticism: it's often difficult to tell the difference between a pickup, an enemy, and my own weapons due to the white paper frame around everything, but I also must add getting scared by almost bumping into my own poop of titanic proportions is a surprisingly authentic cat experience. If any of the above speaks to you, or you are a grown ass man with a cool beard going through hard times, pick up your leather jacket, put on your sunglasses, and sit down in your couch instead of your nonexistent chopperbike and play this for about an hour. You can thank me later.