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PUSS!

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Teen
PUSS!
PUSS!

Platforms


  • PC
    Aug 02, 2018

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    9.3
    465 Players
  • PlayStation 4
    Feb 20, 2021

    NA
    playscore
    7.2
    6 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • Xbox One
    Feb 19, 2021

    NA
    playscore
    7.6
    4 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • Nintendo Switch
    Feb 19, 2021

    NA
    playscore
    6.5
    9 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • Android
    Aug 06, 2020

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    9.6
    87 Players
  • iOS
    Aug 06, 2020

    NA
    playscore
    NA
    0 Critics
    9.0
    108 Players

18 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • ZTGD

    ZTGD

    6.0

    PUSS! is by no means a bad game, I just found myself playing it, getting frustrated quickly and then closing it down and coming back to it later. For those that enjoy this kind of challenge, one that we rarely ever see in video games, PUSS! will certainly provide hours of fun. Just know what you are getting yourself into.

    John Whitehouse · Mar 24, 2021
    Reviewed on XB1
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  • If challenging games aren’t your thing, it would probably be best to stay away from  Puss! However, overall, Puss! is a fairly decent game for those who enjoy a challenge, it certainly won’t disappoint.

    Heath Shusterman-Zimmerman · Feb 28, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Puss! certainly has some things going for it. From its surreal aesthetics to its haunting sound design that evokes the feeling of tuning into a radio station in some strange, far-off land, the game’s presentation is top-tier stuff.

    Francis DiPersio · Feb 25, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • PUSS! is a game that’s distinctly unique, if nothing else. The visual presentation and art style are oozing with weirdness and have no shortage of absurdity. The levels themselves are also quite well done, though it’s a shame the experience is bogged down by unnecessary roguelike elements. Despite those issues, PUSS! is still quite the challenge for any hardened player looking to test their skills.

    Donovan Erskine · Feb 23, 2021
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • PUSS! looks and sounds utterly bizarre with its various trippy A/V themes, but underneath there is a fun, yet very hard, gameplay core. I’m not a big fan of having to restart completely each time I boot it up, but those looking for something eye catching to have fun with (or stream) will likely get quite hooked on this title.

    Jamie Collyer · Feb 19, 2021
    Reviewed on XB1
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  • PUSS! is an absolute trip and manages to take a bizarre concept and turn it into a solid experience. If this is what the cat dragged in, it’s welcome here anytime.

    Jordan Rudek · Feb 19, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • To that end, if you’re a maze gamer? This will be an absolute blast. Conversely, if you’ve got no patience for high precision movement and constant dodging, PUSS! might be a pretty bad time. Either way, you’re unlikely to see a game quite like this for a very long time.

    James Paley · Feb 18, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • PUSS! is a lot of flash, but little substance. The visuals are a treat for the eyes and it will leave you bewildered and talking about it. Unfortunately, once the the shock of the ridiculous visuals wears off, you’re left with a pretty basic game.

    Jordan Hawes · Feb 18, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Its gameplay is simple enough for anyone to pick up, but the difficulty ramps up quickly to outrageous levels. Nevertheless, it remains strangely addictive, and will likely hold your attention for a good while as you pour blood, sweat, and tears into progressing through its levels, inch by inch.

    Ollie Reynolds · Feb 12, 2021
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • In a lot of ways, PUSS! feels like a game made by an artificial intelligence that has been studying a raw feed of internet ephemera and cats. Sometimes it's rad, but at others it can feel pretty random and shallow. A bit more commitment to shaping and structuring PUSS! intentionally could really help it realize more of its potential, and make it more like the artistic showpiece and satisfying avoidance game it is trying to be.

    Campbell Bird · Aug 07, 2020
    Reviewed on iOS, And
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About the game


Insane, absurd and intense avoid-'em up game about a cat!

Developer: teamCOIL