About This Game Fort Meow is a pillow fort physics-based puzzle adventure involving cats, destruction and a dusty old manor. Upon finding her grandfather’s journal in the attic, Nia is attacked by a barrage of feline assailants. It seems that her grandmother has become a crazy cat lady since last time she visited, so you will need to defend Nia by building a protective fort out of furniture to keep the cats at bay, while deciphering the mysterious tales hidden within the journal. Build your own custom pillow fort out of household items to protect you from an onslaught of feline assailants as they tumble and claw their way through. Just be careful that your carefully constructed walls don’t tumble down with them. Each item costs you some of your limited window of time before the next onslaught so choose wisely. As you unlock more time you can build more elaborate forts to deal with the increasingly challenging cat-assault.Build and layer your forts with pillows, grandfather clocks, toasters and more. Collect items from around the house using your Grandfather's Move-It-Bot and transport them up to the attic. There are over twenty items to discover, each with a unique property that will help you build the ultimate fortress of protection from the oncoming cat-aclysm. Where are your grandparents and why are there so many cats in the attic? Only by reading the pages of your grandfather's journal can you unravel the clues to this mystery - if only those cats would let you read it. It's up to Nia to follow the clues and save the day. Something cat-astrophic could be afoot. Orange tabbies, majestic chinchillas, dreaded black cats, they are all invading the house and causing mischief. Each type of cat has unique properties and challenges to discover and strategise against. Some are even wearing watermelon stack hats!To succeed you'll need to learn the secrets of every feline assailant and become a master of the kittypedia. a09c17d780 Title: Fort MeowGenre: Adventure, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Upper Class WalrusPublisher:Upper Class WalrusRelease Date: 25 Jun, 2015 Fort Meow Free Download [Torrent] I really really like this game. Out of all the games that I have, I have to say THIS game is the only one I've gotten so far in. It's addictive, and the art is cute so I love it. It's challanging, the only thing i wish is that it was longer. It's kinda short in my opinion. Like I beat the game...I think...so now it's got me in like some kind of lightening round where you gotta "test your might" and see if you could beat records. If i don't have a goal to reach I don't see the point of that part, but honestly it's super fun and you should give it a try. And despite the name, it is very cat friendly lol.. If you are wondering what is this game about, I'd describe it as "reverse Angry Birds".You have to build a fort using the furniture you find around the house, every item have unique properties that combined help you to keep the cats away while Nia (the protagonist) is reading.The game is fun, but short, it has some replayability potential though.I don't regret buying it.8.5\/10 - Very good.. Really cute physics\/puzzle game, but quite short (although personally I don't find that to be a drawback). You're tasked with making a fort out of furniture to protect yourself from a horde of pouncing cats for long enough to read a diary which hopefully explains why all those cats are there in the first place. The game features several types of cats that do different types\/amounts of damage and the player is encouraged to look around the house to find more items to use to defend against the cats. There are items that trap, repel or attract the cats, reduce the damage they make, etc. The game does not have any challenge modes or an option to replay levels, so in that respect its replay value is limited (although the dev has hinted that an endless mode or something similar will be added to the game). But it offers a fun and relaxing way to spend a few hours. I played it in the company of a friend and we had a lot of fun stacking up furniture and watching cats throw themselves at it.. Very fun and well-made! It's sort of Plants vs Zombies meets Angry Birds, with a really weird storyline.. Fort Meow is a somewhat short physics based pillowfort simulator. In this game you follow Nia as she unravels the secrets of her grandparents sudden disappearance and why there are so many cats around...And why they're so clingy!You begin the game building a basic fortress from chairs and brooms, and eventually you have an entire house worth of furniture in there, all ready to ward off the cats who keep trying to interupt your quest to figure out what Nia's grandpa wrote in his journal the days shortly before this all.Once you have lasted a few waves, you will be able to go through the house and take more items with you to build. Some may be more your playstyle than others, and some may appear to be amazing but in effect are less so, and you can be surprised by the usefulness of an item you thought you would probably never use more than once to see it in action.The game has a gradual learning curve that feels neither too fast nor too slow, and allows you plenty of freedom in designing and building your fortress. The story is well made(Don't expect a grand literary masterpiece though), and the art style consistent.Of course, no game is without downsides, but Fort Meow is a well-rounded game with the obvious downside of its length. It's a short game, as you can likely see from the time played in both this review and other reviews, and one thing that could be both good and bad was the physics in use. You can not perfectly stack up everything and count incoming cats. For some this may feel random, but personally I found it nice to see that you could not just turn it into a math equation and solve it before playing. For your fort to be succesfull, you need more than just theory. You need to have it made in a way that it still works if things -don't- go as planned.In the end, Fort Meow is a good, if somewhat short game that offers you a few hours which are entertaining, easy to play, and rewarding to finish.. Reverse Angry Birds with an amusing story and cute visuals. Post-story endless mode allows for a lot of replayability and there is enough here for a good few hours of challenge and fun. The physics can be a little wonky, which is frustrating at times because the same setup can win a round it just failed, seemingly for no reason. Otherwise, there is little to fault.. fun but, would only recommed buying at a discounted price due to the lenght of the game and options.
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