KUNG FU CAT FIGHT 12+

Name: KUNG FU CAT FIGHT
Rating: 4.7 (142 reviews)
Author: ShinjukuRockets

ShinjukuRockets

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 142 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

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It's cute and strong!!
It is the appearance of a cat's kung fu game!

Using kung fu like Jackie
It is an action game to beat animals.

The operation is very easy.
Just push the button according to the command.

However, game balance that gradually becomes difficult
Core users will also be satisfied.

Now, the world of Kung Fu Cat
Please enjoy yourself!

Let's Kung Fu! !

Dec 4, 2020

Version 1.5.0

Thank you for playing KungFuCat.
* Fixed the small bugs.

4.7 out of 5

142 Ratings

Not bad!

This game isn’t legendary, but it’s an addicting game I can play when I’m bored. I like the way it is set up, commanding attacks for you to press, pretty interesting! Anyway, that’s all I need to say.

Great concept, terrible execution

At first glance, I saw the game and said ‘hey that looks cool, I’ll give it a try!’ At first it was fun, tapping the button, upgrading skills, and as soon as I got to stage two, it just turned to garbage.

First of all, every time you open the upgrade skills screen, and close it, you get an ad. Always.

Second of all, the pause button rarely works. And on the few occasions it does, the game is still playing in the back ground. And if you close the game while you have the game over screen, the you can’t do anything because it pauses.

Lastly, it’s repetitive and pointless. It get gradually tougher, sure, but there’s no story, really. Why is this cat killing monkeys? What’s the fun in just completing a bunch of three part stages only to do another? Also, the jump system you need to do for bosses is poorly made. you have to jump in like 0.3 seconds before it hits you are you’re dead.

To sum it up, I’m not sure what the challenge is, trying to play the game, enjoy it, or repeating patterns quickly.

Overall it’s fun

I’d give it 5 stars but sometimes it doesn’t pick up my taps. Everything else is actually really good.

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