From iFanzine: "The gist of gameplay goes something like this. You hold at the screen to rev up your tractor beam and then drag up once you’ve got a cat or two (or five) in tow. Your tractor beam is very weak at first but gradually strengthens as you rack up feline collections, so you have to strategically target small cats before working your way up to the giant tabbies."
Hey Gamerspot members (and guests)! I am bringing to you an interview that will excite many iOS fans. In forums past, the game Adventure Bar Story has been discussed and loved. Or maybe this article pertains to you if you are interested in a gaming company's perspective on hot button issues, such as why in app purchases might be needed. Whatever the case, I had the utmost pleasure in interviewing the CEO of the company behind Adventure Bar Story’s iOS localization, ZigZaGame, who also are starting to make a name for themselves in some upcoming releases for the Apple market. I was also lucky in obtaining early access to their unreleased title, Dragon Island Blue, so you will also get an exclusive look inside the game!
Touch Arcade: For the longest time, I had trouble understanding the phrase 'vomit rainbows'. Often used in conjunction with toxic-looking, multi-tiered cakes, it felt like a weird way to frame appreciation. But after playing Cats Away [$0.99], however, I now understand. ZigZaGame's newly released iOS title kinda makes me want to regurgitate a colorful natural phenomenon.
When I first previewed Cats Away back in June I was fairly surprised by it. I mean, here was this game that essentially came out of nowhere to combine Katamari Damacy-like “pick up stuff to pick up even bigger stuff” mechanic, fused with something akin to one of those quarter-munching prize claw machines and hordes of cats. But that was just over a month ago, and an earlier build no less. So does the finished product live up to unexpected expectations of awesomeness? Yes. Yes it does.
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