Catie In Meowmeowland Free Download

Overview Catie in MeowmeowLand:

Catie in MeowmeowLand is a beautiful traditional point-and-click adventure game set in a bizarre world of cats and ludicrous characters. As Catie follows a strange white cat in her garden she suddenly finds herself in a mysterious world of MeowmeowLand, where she has to undergo a journey to find her way back home. Your task is to help Catie get there! MeowmeowLand is a bizarre world where you find the most unexpected characters in even more unpredictable situationsAs you help Catie solve all kinds of original puzzles, be ready to face absurdly comical situations. Play through over 24 beautiful 2D hand-drawn sceneries, see more than 100 funny characters and more than 2 hours of charmingly crafted 2D animations Listen to original recorded comical voices of all characters and composed music Instead of reading traditional dull text boxes all characters communicate through comic bubbles filled with amusing line art The game is appropriate for all ages. You’ll love it, your kids will love it, and it’s definitely a game that could be enjoyed together. The difficulty level is pretty low, so everyone from easily distracted children to the type of curmudgeon that is easily frustrated by point-and-click mechanics can still enjoy this title. It moves at a pretty good clip, with the game taking place across 24 linear scenes that can each be completed in roughly 3-5 minutes.

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The main reason to play the game, of course, is not so much the story or the puzzles, but the amazing and inventive backdrops and animations. In the game, we visit a number of memorably surreal scenes, meet a host of strange characters, many who reappear across several of the scenes in unexpected ways, and interact with lots of fun magical artifacts and potions. The animations are hilarious, and had me laughing out loud. Audio and sound is on point. Adventures of Catie is a dream-like take on Alice in Wonderland. There will be many characters from the books of Lewis Carroll (and many that he couldn’t have even imagined. Although, scratch that , out of all people – he probably could), but the story set-up pretty much starts just like in the book – “down the rabbit/cat hole”. After that, there isn’t much story to speak of, as Catie simply tries to get home traveling through surreal environments, one more bizarre than the other. It’s simple, and for a 3-hour game based on puzzles it works wonderfully. The surrounding world is so overwhelmingly odd (in the best possible way.