To bolster your cat's attack and defence, you can equip various hats, armour and weapons, found in and around dungeons, earned as quest rewards or bought from stores, with your cat's appearance changing to reflect what you've set, which is a nice touch. Most enemies are weak to either physical sword slashing or magical attacks, so figuring out which attack to use best is the key to dispatching enemies quickly. When enemies are gearing up to attack you, a red circle will fill up around their feet, giving you time to roll out the way of harm, and live to fight another day - although you will need to be fairly quick off the mark with some bad guys, depending on how quickly they counter. Even if they don't teach you any specific new powers, every quest you complete helps you strengthen your protagonist kitty, ready to tackle those strong dragons.īattles themselves are frequent fixtures throughout, and are pretty straightforward in and of themselves, involving a mixture of sword slashing, magic spell-wanging and well-timed dodges to take down the various enemies that inhabit Felingard. While some side quests will teach you useful skills, like how to walk on water or fly, others see you helping out archaeologist Cara Loft, locating a blacksmith's missing shipments or settling a sibling rivalry over cookery, to name but a few.

If you're going to defeat the dragon bosses, you'll need to be the strongest kitty you can be, and that means taking on some side quests.

Taking place on a large world map littered with towns, dungeons and enemies galore, exploring is the key to Cat Quest.

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