Review agurczuk 3/5 · Sep 15, 2019
A reversed Angry Birds is the quickest explanation of the game.
In Fort Meow you're tasked with building a fort from household items by stacking them on each other as waves of cats are thrown at you. And that's basically what the game is.
Visually it's not bad looking. Audio wise - serviceable.
There are different items with different characteristics …
A reversed Angry Birds is the quickest explanation of the game.
In Fort Meow you're tasked with building a fort from household items by stacking them on each other as waves of cats are thrown at you. And that's basically what the game is.
Visually it's not bad looking. Audio wise - serviceable.
There are different items with different characteristics for you to use. Some are more durable, some provide special abilities and have different uses. The cats thrown at you start with basic ones and slowly introduce similar to angry bird types.
Between the levels you get to explore the house in search for new items to add to your collection and solve mini puzzles to unlock new rooms.
Overall interesting idea but it's the same thing over and over. The story about some robot kittens just felt uninteresting and unnecessary. Fun for an hour and then the novelty wears of. Didn't really bother finishing it as beating levels later on just felt unsatisfactory.
Good as an interlude for a moment.