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In Cat Quest III you play as a purrivateer in a freely explorable 2.5D open-world swarming with Pi-rats. You can sail the seas in your ship for treasures galore! But prepare for peril, as the Pirate King aims to hunt you down...
Cat Quest III is a action, adventure and cats game
developed by The Gentlebros
and published by Kepler Interactive.
Released on August 08th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Thai.
It has received 2,742 reviews of which 2,604 were positive and 138 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 8.79€ on Gamivo.
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System requirements
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Dual Core 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2 GB VRAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Piratesque Sequel to a meowtiful game This iteration of the Cat Quest Series comes with some new mechanics, mainly the pirate ship, which allows combat on the water. While gameplay, controls, graphics and sound are pretty much the same-ish, the game feels different. Less dungeons and dure the ship most of the map can be explored right in the beginning (what is not always a good idea). Due more sailing, which is quick and allows to cross the map pretty fast and less dungeons, the game feels shorter than its precedessors. I was really suprised, that it took mee pretty much the same amount of time (around 11h) to 100% the game as its precedessors. If you liked the first two games, get this one too. If you don't know the series, get them all. If you don't like the series, a lightharted action game full of catastic cat puns, it says more about you than the game!1!!1
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The Cat Quest games are comfort food in game form. You know exactly what you can expect, nothing more, nothing less and sometimes that's exactly what you need. They are cute, silly, filled with grown worthy puns, gives enough challange when you want something to just sit down and relax with and they doesn't overstay their welcome. If you enjoyed the previous games, this is more of the same with some minor fine tuning of the combat mechanics. If you thought the previous games where too simple, this won't change your mind.
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Yes you are reading this correctly. I played cat quest 3 for 18.6 hours straight the day it launched. Im not sure anyone who didnt have a pre-release copy can beat my time. I 100% the game 3 times in a row, and I have a lot to say about it, so lets dive in. Short answer, this game is genuinely incredible. its everything cat quest 2 wished it was, fully realized. Long answer, this game is the best in the series, and is one of my favorite idie games of all time, but has a few things it could touch up on. First off, the composer of the ost is genuinely so incredibly talented. I can only think of like two games off the top of my head that I've played with better music(celeste and bravely devault) It takes the best parts of the previous games and perfectly weaves them in with the pirate theming of this game, and they are all wayy to catchy. i will be hearing these songs in my dreams for weeks im sure. The visuals of the game are stunning, I wish I had an oled monitor to properly enjoy them, but alas. I dont need to go in depth here, yall can compare to the previous games and see the impressive step up yourselves. shoutout to the starting cutscene for a new profile looking stunning. As far as gameplay goes, there is a lot to unpack. Almost all of it is generally very very positive, but there are some things that did get worse/I have some issues with. My biggest issue is that some bosses have attacks where they cannot be hit for upwards of 10 seconds at a time, or severly restrict the loadout you can use against them, or both. the wizards in particular were frustrating and not all that fun, ESPECIALLY when stuck in the infinity tower, where 10 seconds makes a big difference. Id like to request that all of the boss wizards be removed from the tower or the ai changed to not do the hover out of reach attacks. the feeling of watching the time slip away on a solid run is kind of crushing, and it doesnt have to be that way. as a side note the first seeker is kind of irritating in that it railroads you into ranged, and i find the boss to be much more fun when in the tower and I can smack it with my claws. On the other hand, some bosses are very very well designed. All three captains and dracatula are very fun to fight, with meowtallika being especially cool with the atmosphere and attack patterns. Unfortunately the spells the player uses can heavily block telegraphs in the 2d fights, but I enjoy many of the 2d fights enough that it doesnt bother me(other than the wizards). The ship battles are in my opinion somewhat unremarkable, either you can beat them or you cant. losing your boat is sometimes a little too punishing, but if you do get away, its too easy to repair and return to the fight against a weakened boss. id like for ship bosses to heal their health if you lose agro and repair your ship. i do like that heal can heal the ship as well, its a nice touch. probably the biggest improvement gameplay wise over the last game is balancing. in the last two games, balancing is basically non existant, with like 1-2 sets of armor being objectively way better than all other options with 0 competition. looking at you old master set. this game has stronger options and weaker options, and while i used the same build for all 3 playthroughs, there are a lot of cool build ideas that are viable, its not dominated by op sets that break the game. I hope when mew game rolls around they dont release some wack op crap that breaks the somewhat decent balance they have. Gold hat is very overtuned atm, would like to see a nerf at some point, preferably in the next week before the speedruning gets going. The side quests and dungeons are also much better this time around, with less in number and a greater emphasis on making them interesting. I see a lot of people talking about how this game is so much shorter than cq2, and while it is a smaller game, its more tightly packed and the quality of each piece is much better. I have no issues with the length, and think it is worth its full price. I did kind of wish for a little more trinkets and spells tho, there arent a lot of trinkets that buff guns, which i feel is a missed opportunity. speaking of guns, i think they are a great addition, but one of them is notably wayyy better than the others, which kind of takes away build freedom, especially for the tower. I really like the tower btw, the timer is well excecuted(besides the wizards) and makes it feel way more tense than the grind that it actually is underneath. Im heavily looking forward to speedrunning this game and especially playing with mew game, which i find to be the best parts of replaying cat quest, so hopefully that doesnt take too long to come out. Otherwise, thanks everyone for reading, and if you made it this far, buy the game, its worth it, I promise.
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finished in under 5 hours, didn't even realise I was doing the main story for most of that. Not that many dungeons. I feel like there was more water exploration in Cat Quest 2. Only changed weapon about 3 times. Started with base sword, got a really good one quite quickly, upgraded it to level 100, then found an even better sword and then the game was over. As far as I know there were three guns in the game. As soon as I got a magic wand I switched to that, also leveled it up to 100. Did all the bounties and didn't realise I was doing them. The duck (the most powerful one), I beat at level 40. I was expecting a longer game. Hardly any side quests, I miss playing as a dog. Game ended and apparently teasing another game or DLC, but I thought it was maybe a second act about to begin, not end of the game. I waited for this for so long and thought it would be more than 5 hours. Maybe wait for a sale
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This game included all the good stuff from the previous games, improved on them, and added in new ameowzing things. Visuals are prettier. Combat is even more fun. And the cat puns are *chef's kiss*. In short, this game is meowtastic! Thank you, Gentlebros, for giving us another Cat Quest!
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Cat Quest III is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
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Cat Quest III received 2,604 positive votes out of a total of 2,742 achieving an impressive rating of 9.08.
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Cat Quest III was developed by The Gentlebros and published by Kepler Interactive.
Cat Quest III is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Cat Quest III is not playable on MacOS.
Cat Quest III is not playable on Linux.
Cat Quest III offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Cat Quest III includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There is a DLC available for Cat Quest III. Explore additional content available for Cat Quest III on Steam.
Cat Quest III does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
36
Developer
The Gentlebros
Publisher
Kepler Interactive
Release
08 Aug 2024
Platforms
Remote Play
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