There is a 7 minute time limit where you want to get 300 points for the first mission. If it falls off the shelf onto the bed or couch no points until it is on the ground. Keep in mind you don’t get points for the stuff if it doesn’t hit the floor. You will have to jump up on shelves, tables and desks to knock as much stuff as you can down. When you first start you play the tutorial showing you how to use your right and left paws to knock stuff down. This game was played on the PS4 and is VR compatible, but it is not required to play the game. It is so much fun to be a pain and go around knocking as much down as you possibly can! Catlateral Damage lets you experience it from the perspective of the cat, especially if you have VR. Chris Chung and Fire Hose Games have put out Catlateral Damage. Especially when you are trying to sleep or they want your attention. As cute and lovable as they are, at night in particular they can be pains in the butt. Though it wasn’t until my teenage years did we have indoor cats. Catlateral Damage: Remeowstered launches on the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC on September 15.Growing up there has always been pets in my household. The PlayStation 4 version too will be able to use their controller’s motion sensor to aim your camera.Ĭheck out a trailer for the game below. These include making use of the console’s DualSense haptic feedback functions. There’s even a Procedural Mode which, as the name suggests, includes procedurally generated levels.Ī feature penned by the team on the PlayStation Blog also reveals some specific PlayStation 5 features. There’s also treats to find or get as rewards, which can be used to grant stat boosts and new abilities. Returning features include collectable photos of real-life house cats, as well as the cleverly titled “Litter Box” (read: sandbox) Mode. However, there’s also a complete progression redesign where you’ll also be able to complete more specific objectives in Goals Mode to unlock new levels and other modes. Playing as a house cat in first-person, your main objective is simply to create as much destruction as possible. Developer Manekoware has announced it’s bringing house-cat mess-making simulator Catlateral Damage: Remeowstered to consoles and PC on September 15.Ī “mew and improved” version of the 2013 original game, this new release promises a host of new content alongside the visual upgrade.
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