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PUSS! Switch NSP Free Download Romslab We should probably elaborate on why PUSS! can be regarded as pure nightmare fuel. The visual style for the game is heavily reliant on psychedelic colours, abstract shapes and objects, and a soundtrack that’s composed mostly of odd noises, whispered voices (sometimes speaking in entirely different languages), and static. It’s genuinely quite unsettling in the exact same way the tunnel scene was in Willy Wonka, only here it’s sustained over extended periods of time. Don’t go into PUSS! expecting cute kittens and pretty rainbows, because this ain’t it. ROMSLAB.COM Best Switch Games

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PUSS! is not only aesthetically quite difficult to wrap your head around, but its levels can also get ridiculously tricky. Once you get past the opening ‘tutorial’ section and its accompanying boss fight (which is by no means a cakewalk), the game spares no mercy, throwing everything it’s got at you right from the start. Triumphing over each level requires a combination of expert timing, quick reflexes, a little bit of luck, and a tonne of patience. Is it too hard? That’s really dependent on your own expectations; some of the levels, however, absolutely border on sadistic.

You take on the role of a cat trapped in another dimension. Find a way out or stay there forever!

Our titular friend tired of pizza and cuddles dives into its owners’ TV in the opening cutscene and then proceeds to work through a randomised selection of levels. Each level is like a moving mechanical maze that you need to negotiate with your mouse. Click on the puss to take charge of it and move your mouse about to guide it through the maze. At the end of several levels, you’ll have a boss of sorts before moving onto to the next world. As you complete a level, you’ll get a meow of joy and depending on how quick and precise you were, your awarded points. Kingdom Eighties Switch NSP

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Points equal more lives which means you’ll get further in the game because Puss! is hard as nails. Often you’ll need to observe a level to judge the movement patterns, or avoid bombs from enemies, or work out which switch opens each path. The game’s aesthetic also plays its part as often the game feels like it’s a magic eye puzzle trying to hypnotise you into losing his concentration. Add to that the games love of making super narrow corridors to zoom down quickly and you’ll be screaming at the screen in no time. Case in point, much of my first session with the game was spent shouting exclamation point-laden expletives.

“This might be the weirdest game I’ve ever played but I’M GLAD I DID!!” — Markiplier”

First because of the spectacle and then because of the sheer challenge of it all. PUSS! begins with live footage of a cat watching TV in an apartment; eventually, a message for help appears on the screen and the cat is pulled inside the TV. And that’s where all semblance of reality stops. Without much in the way of preamble, the cat shrinks down to the size of a penny and needs to navigate maze-like screens to reach the exit of each one. World 1 consists of 10 stages, the final one involving a boss fight that is as wacky as you would expect (actually, it’s nothing like you would expect). KINGDOM HEARTS Melody of Memory Switch NSP

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You’ll just be guiding a cat head through linear paths to reach the end portal. Of course the paths will have numerous amounts of obstacles to make it harder, but the goal is to get the cat head from “Point A to Point B”. The paths will be moving, shrinking, disappearing, revealed after a button press, covered with various objects flying around, and more. The appeal of PUSS! is more so in its wacky visuals and level designs more so than the gameplay itself. Controlling the cat through the drug induced levels isn’t exactly the easiest of tasks, and not only because of the various obstacles.

“This game makes me want to keep trying over and over and over again.” —Jacksepticeye

When PUSS! first released it made its way to PC where the control scheme made a lot more sense. You use your mouse to click and hold the cat head while you guide it through the paths. Areas that required you to move very quickly were simply done by moving the mouse quick. These actions are simple with a mouse. However, this isn’t so simple with Joy-Cons. In one level, the Puss must navigate a maze where the horizontal and vertical routes conversely narrow until disappearing altogether. In another, a maze scrolls across the screen at all times with static buttons to reach which will open up a bridge to the exit but only for a short time.

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In others, projectiles fire randomly across a central section of the maze which sways as you navigate it. In one, shrimp barrel along the only path forward, setting a pace you have to match as you travel between them. Nothing is easy in this game but there’s a lovely simplicity to the game design here which allows Puss to get away with its punishing difficulty. You can look at each level and within a few seconds, understand what you’ve got to do. Actually doing it is the tricky part. Before playing Puss, I’d never noticed how difficult it is to move very slowly but in a steady direction using a PS4 pad is. Some of the levels in this game have a leisurely pace about them but they’re deceptively difficulty to complete. Kingdom of Asteborg Switch NSP

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