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Aww Amazing!: 9.2/10 across 13.8k ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.
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Aww Amazing!: 9.2/10 across 13.8k ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.
Leans into Indie, Adventure, with a main story around 3h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.
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Little Kitty, Big City does not reach for the stars, but it is a fun little romp for anyone looking for a relaxed adventure.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty Big City is an adorable, entertaining journey through a delightful world that's just the right size.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City could have easily over-relied on its cute cat, forgetting that controlling it and interacting with the world around it needs to be just as pleasant. Instead, a perfectly paced runtime, feline-forward mechanics, and engaging exploration coalesce into a reminder of why we love these animals so much in the first place.
Read full review ↗It’s cute and colourful, then, and something you can zone out with while you listen to a podcast or watch something else. But it won’t live long in the memory, even if its urban backdrop and light-hearted style offers an appreciated change of pace.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City is an adorable adventure that will almost certainly turn you into a cat lover, if you're not one already. It oozes charm and the realistic cat animations are simply incredible, although for as fun as it is to wander about the city, the game leans heavily on fetch quests and gathering up collectibles, which can lead to repetition. If you're someone who thrives on that kind of gameplay, however, then you'll have an absolute blast with this one.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City is a purrfect addition to Xbox Game Pass and, in our view, is worth checking out if you have a subscription. If we've learned anything from our three hour romp through the city, it's that… we're glad humans have faces. Also that contributing to a circular economy by recycling cans is important. But most importantly, we affirmed what we thought we already knew: that being a silly cat is very good fun. This is the first ever release from Seattle-based developer Double Dagger Studio, and we think they should feel proud for delivering some much-needed, cat-shaped joy to Xbox.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City may be small in scope, but it delivers big on fun, creativity, and of course, feline chaos. With charming visuals, silly side quests, and a lovable protagonist, it’s a delightful game to enjoy solo or with younger players – just be prepared for a few finicky jumps along the way.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City delivers on putting you in the paws of what it's like to be a cat. Full of mischievous activity, good cat-like physics and an undeniable cattitude, it's hard not to recommend this to not only cat lovers, but adventure game enthusiasts too.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City is an absolutely loving and charming cozy game that is fully dedicated to the love of cats. Many little references will really make fans of the four-legged friends' hearts beat faster. Unfortunately, however, the gameplay is lacking, offering little more than fetch quests and strange platforming interludes.
Read full review ↗Little Kitty, Big City is a great little adventure that had me grinning from start to finish. It harnesses the inherent charm that cats have and brings that to an experience that can be enjoyed by almost every type of player looking for a relaxed experience. Exploration and fun are at the core of what Little Kitty, Big City sets out to do and some clunky platforming controls are the only obstacles to total triumph. For now, this is the most "cat" game that you can possibly buy.
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