Catz (PC)

This game has a very basic look about it, although it is a lot of fun to play. There are many breeds of cat to choose from and lok after and many little girls, perhaps some boys too if they like animals, would love to play with this game! Controls are pretty easy to use and the game is surprisingly satisfying to play. Although it seems to be aimed more at younger children, older children can enjoy it a lot as well. I know I certainly enjoyed it! There's a lot of colour and different cats to play with and this game can provide hours and hours of fun. I would certainly recommend this game to anyone with young children that aren't allowed to have a ...  Read the complete review

This game has the cutest cats around. Girls will love it because the cats are adorable and you get to nurture them and train them in every way desirable. There are more breeds than you can shake a stick at and it all gels together so perfectly, children will be entranced by the feline creatures too - I know I was! The game is easy to pick up and play, you'll soon be raising cats of quirky and funny characters that you really care for. Sort of like a high class Tamagotchi. However one must say that Catz is a game for feline enthusiasts mainly as Dogz is the one for canine fans. For all kitty-related frolics, this game has such charm in ...  Read the complete review

This is a great game for little kids and maybe a little bigger kids . It provides fun to the little ones and maybe not so little too . This game is great for kids because it`s interface is very easy to understand and there are cute cats and as we all know little kids love this stuff . Some older kids like this game too because it`s still fun and cute and if someone really loves animals but he or she lives in a flat maybe this game is even helpful against lonelyiness . The game is cheap and easy to play and it`s perfect to relax , unwind a little bit.It`s not a waste of time playing such games even for adults because it might help the"old people" to understand ...  Read the complete review