Adam of Digital Hippos writes:
A great yet simple game that does have some surprising finesse to it to play well. You will definitely enjoy this title though it may grow stale after several hours of play.
GameDynamo - "Many classic video games are based on incredibly bizarre premises. Super Mario Bros. has an Italian-American plumber fighting armies of evil turtles and walking mushrooms. Sonic the Hedgehog has a small insect-eating mammal running at high speeds and destroying robots with cute fuzzy animals trapped inside. Angry Birds flings wingless, spherical fowl at green, spherical pigs. But even with its unusual premise, Catball Eats It All is especially unusual. While it may not be to everyone's taste, Catball is so strange it absolutely has to be played."
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Goofy title aside, Stealth Bastard looks awesome.
Too bad there's no Mac version.
Lots of funny names in the Kinect Fun Labs.
I believe one is called "Googly Eyes" and it has an amazing theme song.
That Catball game looks trippy as hell. The dogwall eats the entire level? What the heck...
Chris Buffa (Modojo): From a presentation standpoint, Broken Compass Studios' Catball Eats It All is a knockout. Here we have an off the wall yet charming title, a series of graffiti sprayed levels and one adorable ball of fluff. Seriously, you'd have to be a bird lover to not want a Catball plush toy. It's adorable.
Sounds zany.
Are 3 stars out of 5 good? I can't tell anymore.