A few short hairs keep it from being a masterpiece, but for physics-based fun it’s the cat’s meow.
Full review by Michael Robert Klass on Popzara
Gameinformer:
"Making fun of terribly named video games is one of my favorite past times, but I'm also willing to give credit where credit is due. Now that the dumbest video game titles of 2015 have been appropriately lambasted, it's time to take a look at 10 games with names that are so awesome they sell themselves."
Angry Birds meets Plants vs. Zombies in this odd fort defence/cat flinging arcade game from Upper Class Walrus.
Is this the best Cat game ever... trying to think of another one. Alley Cat?
Quest Side Story says: "Fort Meow is one of those games you'd expect to see widely available in the ever growing, yet supremely congested free-to-play market; strangely, it isn't. Set on PC via Steam and available on iPad, you can net Upper Class Walrus' showpiece for the staggering price of $7.99. We hate to focus on price right from the start, but the answer is yes; it's a high cost of entry to a game that feels like it should belong in the free to under $3 market."
