Meow Meow Happy Fight

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  • Summary: ******* 66% OFF LAUNCH SALE!! *******

    Set in modern-day Tokyo, a giant Happy Cat has travelled back in time from the year 2336 AD, where everything is just too happy, to bring happiness and destruction to the city’s inhabitants! WIN YOUR WAY TO THE TOP An all new style of dual-stick    ******* 66% OFF LAUNCH SALE!! *******

    Set in modern-day Tokyo, a giant Happy Cat has travelled back in time from the year 2336 AD, where everything is just too happy, to bring happiness and destruction to the city’s inhabitants!

    WIN YOUR WAY TO THE TOP
    An all new style of dual-stick shooter, Meow Meow Happy Fight puts you up against a series of contestants to battle it out in the dazzling neon settings of Tokyo. With a massive 24 action-packed levels, 15 characters to unlock, 12 super power-ups and, of course, 1 giant Happy Cat, this game really takes the dual-stick shooter to the next level!

    POWER-UPS GALORE
    As you progress through epic battles you will unlock some awesome power-ups which need to be mastered in order to succeed. Just being quick with your thumbs will not be enough, tactics and quick thinking will be put to the test!

    A WEALTH OF CHARACTERS
    No less than 15 highly individual characters, each with their own skills and traits can be unlocked. Using Happy Points earned during the game, you can choose which characters to spend points on to unlock and master.

    FULL OPENFEINT INTEGRATION
    Fully integrated OpenFeint allows the comparison of scores globally or against friends, without having to leave the game. And with over 25 different achievements to unlock, there’s plenty to keep you coming back for more.

    FEATURES
    • 24 action-packed levels
    • 12 power-ups (including Quad Damage, Invisibility, Super Speed, special weapons and more)
    • 15 different characters to choose from
    • Easy to follow tutorial to get you started
    • Progressive gameplay to keep you challenged for hours
    • OpenFeint integration for high scores, achievements and more
    • Game progress is auto-saved as you play
    • High quality audio tracks and sound effects
    • iPod music library access
    • Classic dual-stick controls plus ‘Auto-Aim’ option for beginners

    UPDATES
    Plans to update the game include new characters to unlock, new areas of Tokyo to battle in, a new game mode and much, much more!


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Critic Reviews

Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. AppSpy
    Jan 30, 2011
    100
    Meow Meow Happy Fight isn't so much 'zany' as it is a very precise and controlled level of fun set to get you pumped and playing until you've conquered it all.
  2. TouchArcade
    Jan 30, 2011
    80
    This is the first dual stick shooter in a while that's been entertaining enough to hold my interest, as the gameplay is fast-paced and the style is the most absurd I've seen since MUST.EAT.BIRDS.
  3. 148Apps
    Jan 30, 2011
    80
    Meow Meow Happy Fight basically takes the dual-stick shooter genre, fits it to a deathmatch setting, and then injects a ton of style and character into it.
  4. Slide to Play
    Jan 30, 2011
    75
    If the title doesn't give it away, Meow Meow Happy Fight is full of personality and random Japanese anime art.
  5. Pocket Gamer UK
    Jan 30, 2011
    70
    A wacky, attractive and challenging twin-stick shooter that doesn't quite pack enough punch in the combat stakes.
  6. IGN
    Jan 30, 2011
    65
    It's too bad Meow Meow just isn't as fun to play as it is to look at. The silly story and characters would be more entertaining to hang out with if the gameplay was faster and emphasized crazed killing sprees rather than duck-and-dodge.

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