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this game is coo

lmao this was a demo for my friend, a new version is out

Perhaps I did not manage to fully understand the mechanics, but in general the concept is interesting. The sound content is amazing)

-sssemendyaev

Yamanezu

I'm kinda on the fence on this one. It feels like a coaching game, where you prepare your "players" and let it run to see if your team wins. Still, it's well presented, though I wish there was more instructions on how to play the game, since it's not really clear what the benefits of having the items are. Like, does having milk and/or lasagna affect their speed, stamina etc.?

The layout for the main menu was also a little visually confusing with the alternating text and pictures. I would suggest just keeping things similar, if you're not going to utilize any borders to divide the selection options, or simply have larger spacing in between.

Hope this wasn't too harsh a criticism.

HE ATE MY CHILD

-overlord1972

Hey, Thank you man its great to see an honest review, The negative money thing was overlooked in a void function I fixxed it after I submitted and that version with the fix should be the file called TheCatRace.zip Instead of CatRace.zip. I didnt know the rules about resubmission so I left both versions on the page, It should be more clear to those who download from now on

I get that it probably wasnt intended but going in with no idea what to expect, and having to figure everything out myself, was actually a pretty cool experience

From what I could gather you're meant to buy cats which you can then race with, but unfortunately you can end up with negative money, which sorta breaks everything. There were also some items that you can buy, but because of the negative money I couldnt im not too sure what thats all about??

Overall the game was definitely unique and is a lot more memorable than some of the other entries ive played

-o4foxsake

Hey, Thank you man its great to see an honest review, The negative money thing was overlooked in a void function I fixxed it after I submitted and that version with the fix should be the file called TheCatRace.zip Instead of CatRace.zip. I didnt know the rules about resubmission so I left both versions on the page, It should be more clear to those who download from now on.

In Carrer mode you start the race by clicking the milk in the middle.

Hi, I try to play your game but unfortunatly I don't understand how control works. I am on a screen where I can't figure how to go back.

-Aurelien Loesdon

Hey so I defintely should have made a tutorial but the time was tight! either way the objective is to get as much money as possible, you spend it in the shop and use carrer mode to get more money, and to race! Items improve your cat's skill.

Hey, I couldn't figure out how the game works either! What's the objective?

-mullerberndt

Hey so I defintely should have made a tutorial but the time was tight! either way the objective is to get as much money as possible, you spend it in the shop and use carrer mode to get more money, and to race! Items improve your cat's skill.

For real, Credit to ushear he popped off on the music for no reason

Uploaded! Have fun with this little game

Possibly, I'm more working towards completing the game and fixing the many bugs in it.

Good Idea, But needs a little Work. When The tutorial is completed there is around a 50% chance of it glitching and not going to the next scene. And the blue cube is easily clipped out of the area with one or two bullets. When you go back to the main menu, and go back into the game it will freeze when panning to the goal. Just do a little bug fixing and maybe make the blue cube slower?

not pogger

pogger

I died at random times and i didnt get hit in order to die

Was fairly fun, however i do suggest you try another art style or spend more time on the drawings because as of now the game looks decent at best, Sorry for being so harsh -SkribbleStudios

Good Game, I noticed when playing if you touch a tree or go too far down, the character model becomes invisible and is a hard reset.

Early in development