評論

• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2022

  tl;dr: It's Tamagotchi, but instead you take care of and have H-Scenes with your catgirl. It's cute. I like it. See below for longer form review and full thoughts - Sometimes the cute factor in a game draws me in more than the H-Scenes themselves. "I Got a Millenary Cat" is a good example of this. Seriously, the pixel art is absolutely adorable, and the animations are also surprisingly well done for the price point. The basic premise of Millenary Cat’s gameplay can be boiled down to calling it an H-version of Tamagotchi. You have your catgirl, who you chat with, pet, and take care of the needs of. To break it up, there are a few different minigames. There’s the sushi minigame, which functions as your way to earn income; a cooking minigame, where you make meals to feed your catgirl with; and also a little battle simulation, which unlocks later due to story reasons. The controls for the minigames can be a bit awkward at first. You actually need to read the tutorial screen that pops up when you start one. Don't do what I did and skip them thinking you can figure it out, or you’ll be in for a rough time. Unfortunately, the game’s control scheme remain a challenge throughout the experience. Though it’s the only drawback, it can be a big one if you aren’t able to adapt. Similar to the minigames, you really do need to pay attention to the input buttons on every screen. For example, I couldn’t find the food I had cooked to feed my catgirl, when I realized I needed to navigate the food menu via Q and E to find the specific dishes I made. That was a costly mistake, as I had spent a good several hundred in-game currency buying premade meals from the store before realizing that. Outside of the one issue, the game is a more chill and laid back style experience. If you need some wholesome in your life, it's a great purchase. Find more H-Games via my curator page!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2022

  Alright, first off this is a good H Game and i'm sure with a bit of fixes here and there it will work. But a few things need to be covered. Pros: - Great design - Great concept - Great Character Design Cons: - There needs to be a way to change controls (Its a good layout just annoying how all the controls are on basically one side of the keyboard) - Make using a mouse courser instead of keys (Not having this option is easily annoying) - The volume option (1) should be quieter. - The English voice actor is to loud and annoying. - The cat shouldn't say "Human i'm hungry, please feed me" or whatever every 2 seconds. - The day time work mode should be 2 or more minutes, and the night shift should be 1 minute as is. I've seen more of the Mango Party franchise, and to be honest this game doesn't seem part of it. Fix some of the cons above, then you go yourself a pretty good game. Until then, best of luck! PS The review says recommend but i'm kinda in between, ill give support though!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2022

  Just what I needed in life,
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2022

  I raised the pu$$y so i could get some pu$$y
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2022

  I would like to thank my parents who did not come in my room while I nut,
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2022

  MA!! THERES A STRAY CAT OUTSIDE! MA! THE WEIRD CAT's INSIDE! THAT'S A WEIRD LOOKING CAT LOOK AT THE F**ING THING!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2022

  The pixelart aesthetic is cute, the h scenes are mostly well-done, but the gameplay was a big miss: You have 2 primary minigames, one for working (a repetitive mobile-game-like slog with inconvenient controls), and one for cooking (which is better optimized, but wastes button presses on customization). Unfortunately, you will spend a good portion of your playthrough grinding work mode to afford food and (pointless) furnishings, and very little time in dialogue or cutscenes, which in games like this, are typically the main draw. You are given some other options to talk or pet your catgirl, but there are markedly few possible reactions, so it stales quickly. The english voice-acting is also just sort of grating, not in the charmingly tsundere way they were going for either, and becomes a mood-killer for some of the H moments. The ending is super abrupt and left-field, seemingly letting you continue with a new cat(girl?), but not sure I want to. There are a number of achievements, most of which require grinding each action to the detriment of any enjoyment to be derived from them, and I'm similarly unsure I'll play back through to obtain them all. tl;dr Looks nice, ends up a slog. More power to those willing to sit through it, but not for me.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2022

  Sushi worker by day, cat smasher by night
• gamedeal user

  Oct 9, 2022

  I wanted to like this game so much for its cute artstyle but fuck was there no better way to explain how the job minigame works? At the very least, let me see what I'm making before I give it to the customer. Other than the minigame problem though, it is still a pretty nice game. Just please change something about that dang minigame