AppSafari: To call Sushi Cat a little strange would be a bit like calling a sumo wrestler slightly big for his age. Based on the popular Flash game of the same name, Sushi Cat employs massive amounts of kawaii surrealism to defy explanation.
The top 10 games about cats is a purrfect list (no regrets) for gamers with cats.
I was more so focusing on the characters that were mainly cats or half cats in Leos case rather than someone who put on cat costumes to gain cat powers. If that was the case I would have put King from Tekken on the List as well.
Game Podunker The Liztress writes, "The list of available gaming apps is huge, filled with titles such as Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, and Need for Speed. But among those blockbusters are games by companies you may have never heard of. These titles are relatively cheaper than the big names but that doesn't mean that the games are any less fun to play or addictive. I present to you three titles that are under a buck but will give you more fun that the price you pay..."
What do you get when you cross a lovelorn cat with an empty belly and tons of sushi? Sushi Cat might not be the first answer to cross your mind but it is the correct one in this case. Developed by Armor Games originally as a flash game, Sushi Cat was released for the iPhone/iPod Touch in July of this year. If you use your iPhone or iPod Touch for casual gaming, you might have given this title a glance and wondered if the cute graphics and simple gameplay could be worth the 99 cent price tag.
This game reminded me of a super, super cute version of Peggle. I played it as a flash game over the summer and it was addictive so I quit in advance out of addiction fear. Soo cute though - I have a thing for overweight animals. They're too cute.
Yeah, I've also only played the flash version (both the original and the sequel). I wish they were longer. If the iphone version had more levels than the flash games, I would buy it in a heart beat.
