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Reviews for "Sally's Cats"

Nice work

I really like your game,
little nice music (kind of irritatiing)
smooth animation.
But the tutorial is a little bit too long and pretty boring to do.
But overall you did an excelent work.
I like the concept too. Not that original but very fun to play.

Strange

It was a strange game, I had no idea what i was doing or why I was doing it. I think at one point i should have snapped the cats neck but it never happend... So i set it on fire for the LOL's.

Overall is good

Good graphics, sound and gameplay. No faults at all (If there is bug, I don't know, don't noticed here).

Just a little boring. 4/5 and 8/10

good but glitchy

the game itself is very good. but i ran into several instances where their bodys would merge with branches or legs would disconnect and make the cat impossible to retrieve. this is a very fun game but a few gliches need to be fixed. also you should add a left and right swing instead of just up and down that way you can make levels even more complex and challengeing

Good game, flawed controls

This is a decent game with good animation but there is just 1 thing that ruins it for me: the controls. You have an ENTIRE keyboard to choose from when it comes to starting the game, pausing the game, reeling in the cat and dropping the cat, yet, you decided that the mouse would be used for everything. Why? It only causes so many problems for nothing. Examples:

- I'm starting a level... I clicked the pumpkin and then a cat... Out of nowhere, a string appears that starts at the pumpkin and ends at the cat because I didn't wait before clicking the cat.
- I want to reel in the cat, so I move my mouse over to Sally and the cat starts flying like crazy because I moved the mouse up.
- I want to drop a cat but I have not yet begun reeling it in. To drop it, I have to click Sally 4 times (twice to reel it in, twice to drop it) and by moving the mouse to Sally, the cat goes flying.

There are more examples but the bottom line is that the mouse is used to perform so many functions that it is very difficult to do what we want to do. I understand that making strings and moving the cat up and down require the mouse's movements but the other functions don't and would be better off if they were performed with a button on the keyboard.