This game is great, I love checking in a couple times a day on my island of cats and making the place better for them.However, I noticed that although the game is all cute and fun on the surface, some details and lines of dialogue in the game hint at the nature of the game being a lot darker and more depressing than it looks. Granted, it took me a few days of playing to notice the signs and maybe it’s obvious, but it seems like this island that the cats are traveling to is their version of the afterlife. I don’t know if it was intended to be this way, but there are a couple of cats whose character descriptions mention that they are wondering where their humans are, and that they haven’t seen them in a long time. That coupled with the fantastical nature of the game leads me to believe that you are creating a utopia of an afterlife for all of the cats you invite. This makes me want to play it more, I want to make my island as comfortable as possible for these cats, even if they are just clumps of pixels on a screen. If the game was intended to be this way, then I applaud the developers in leaving the lore in character descriptions and small details, for those who are curious to piece them together. Overall, this is a phenomenal game, and I hope it just gets bigger as time goes on, or more games like it are developed by the same team.

As someone who gets bored easily I was looking on App Store for a new game to play after raging at some action games. I usually get mad easily and stressed over the simplest things though I had therapy in the past and pills to control it but this game helped me more then anything. When I first played I felt so relaxed so calm everything was so perfectly synced it was like meditating. I love this game so much and the fact that each cat has an different personality is so fascinating! I gotten all type of cats even though I only started today and each have their own likes and dislikes but all the cats get along with each other which I find is nice. I have depression and anxiety to from being mentally abused in the past but this game just feels so nice like my own quiet place. I’m still learning while on this and it’s not paid to win or anything like that at all! I like that sometimes if u can’t afford to get an cat to come to your island they lower the price. It’s one of the best things I seen since a while. My anger issues have gotten a lot better since I played this to. I feel more positive and more confidence then I was about 5 months ago! I learned so much in so little time this game also teaches you about the real world a bit to like how each person is different but also similar. Thank you for creating such an amazing highly graphical game!

This game cured my depression when three different antidepressants and therapy couldn’t so that should tell you something. In the beginning I was skeptical because I wasn’t sure I’d like the game, but I stuck with it for only like a half hour or so and fell in love with it. It’s so cute and entertaining and I could play for hours. There are enough goals and achievements and new unlocks, that you never get bored and there’s always something cute that comes with it. Like for every new location you get, you also get new animations from the characters because they can do new stuff with each place. This game is so well thought out and has the player in mind; there aren’t too many ads and the ones that exist are either optional or not obnoxious and actually helpful or interesting (there’s a guide that is in place of some ads so you learn some stuff from that). I cannot recommend this game enough, I never write reviews but I have never found a game that isn’t solely created for monetary gain. You can buy stuff with money in this game but you never feel pressured to nor is it necessary for fun gameplay. If you’re on the fence about this game, get it. It’s so worth it and such a fun time consumer. It’s also not draining of battery which is insane seeing how beautiful and thought out it is.

At its core of gameplay, it’s just an idle incremental game with the exact same basic mechanics and interface as many others. But this one is just sweet and lovely. A bittersweet tale that says without saying that it is about the afterlives of these gorgeously rendered kitties. An impulse ad led me to playing Penguin Isle for a few days and I went to write a review that was going to say that it was just like Egg, Inc., only without the dark story of chicken exploitation that it gets to (sorry, spoiler alert on that game LOL), but then the App Store of course recommended others and I was surprised at how a few of them used the exact same interface. Like to the point that it’s hard to believe that they are made by different developers. Wait. I’m getting off track here… the point is, this is one of those games with the exact same interface as several others. But this one is really, really nice to look at. If you like this type of game and you like the artwork in the game description, then you will love this. Even if you were just drawn to the art, I’d recommend trying it as it is a nice little world to take a pause in. It’s even probably worth it just for the gold-giving flying whale dude.