CATTCH

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Jan 15, 2021
    70
    CATTCH on Xbox is the platforming equivalent of a pack of Haribo. It’s colourful and characterful, and you can’t put it down at the start. But chew down on too much at once and you’ll get sick of it.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Sep 14, 2021
    7
    CATTCH is an endearing plat-former and It squeaked out without fanfare at the end of 2020, and while it has some faults, I had a thoroughlyCATTCH is an endearing plat-former and It squeaked out without fanfare at the end of 2020, and while it has some faults, I had a thoroughly enjoyable time playing it. CATTCH is a 2D plat-former that casts you, as all plat-formers must, as an anthropomorphic animal. You’re a cat, and you’re on a mission to save some floaty critters that have been caged by evil less-floaty creatures. That’s as far as the story goes. You can jump and punch, but you soon gain the ability to double-jump, wall-climb, throw spiky berries and more. These are your tools for achieving the three objectives on each level: to get to an exit portal in a designated time, to gather all the stars littered about, and to break out three caged friends that are hidden in the level. Complete all of the objectives and you’re gifted a sticker that shows the level has been mastered. Complete objectives to unlock future levels.
    The levels are incredibly simple. They’re all made up of similar building blocks, and they never take more than a few minutes to complete. Luckily there’s about 40 of them and they are stretched across three different worlds. As with most modern plat-formers, the levels start off easy then get difficult, with those stickers stacking up on the same sections as you desperately reach for the next checkpoint. The level design is quality due to making use of an extremely simple set of art. The maps offer opportunities for a simpler way around the problem if you discover them. The caged creatures are hidden in some far-off areas, so exploring the environment is worth the time. The game isn’t perfect and has a few hiccups and lulls inside. CATTCH is a game that’s best played in short sessions to reduce the likelihood of the game becoming stale. There’s not exactly a surplus of originality. This is a vibrant world with slick animations and a bouncy soundtrack with solid artwork and gameplay. I’d dare say a Rayman influence was had. So with that said I easily recommend this one for all gamers to head on over to the Xbox digital games store and enjoy!    … Full Review »