@Barbiegurl777 I love Super Mario All-Stars! It's one of my childhood games, my dad used to have it for the SNES and I played it a lot when I was a kid. Same with other SNES games like Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country, F-Zero, and Super Mario Kart. You're good, no worries on bringing up your dad. This was indeed the perfect time to bring up that "curiosity killed the cat" saying, lol.
Going back to cats, I'm pretty curious about Little Kitty Big City, I've seen a couple other folks on my Switch friend list having played it. I'll have to look up a video of it sometime. I also tried out Hello Kitty Island Adventure via the NSO game trial, and although I didn't spend too much time on it, I do think it's a cute game for sure.
"May the stars shine down on you." - Rosalina, Super Mario Galaxy
Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest might interest you. It's a turn based RPG where you play as a feral cat who lives with a clan of other cats. Your clanmates give you quests to do across your clan territory as you explore it, while your cat aspires to become the leader of their clan someday. The turn based part comes when you encounter other cats not part of your clan, or other animals (dogs, mice, rabbits etc.) and face them in battle.
The game is available on Switch and it has a physical release alongside the digital version.
Then you shouldn't say you are "okay with fantasy", because the existence of magic in a setting is what makes it fantasy. Or alternatively, you should be more specific and say "I only want my particular flavor of magic in a story, not any other type", so that other people can be more clear in understanding what you mean.
Uhh yeah we also had Super Mario World as well back then along with all 3 Donkey Kong SNES. I remember going to elementary school & when I told people my dad finally got DK3 was told the game either never existed or I was making it up yet I had all 3 copies on the SNES DK series back then. It took my dad well over a year calling around to track it down.
Every game since video games started in the 80's is fantasy as in pure fiction unless stated based on either facts or truth. I look at my video games as fantasy because that's what it purely is. The stuff you do in a video game you can't do in real life. Game consoles & handhelds were created for entertainment & fun think of older game consoles like SNES which I had in the 90's it stood for Super Nintendo "Entertainment" System. As in entertainment was right in the title. You don't make sense. Your purposely taking my words & trying to twist them against me. Fantasy = Pure fiction. I don't know where your coming up with flavors of magic crapola. Your making it sound like a drink at Starbucks saying flavors... 🤦♀️
I don't normally do RPG'S but did consider Warrior Cat's. I like that it's based off a book series which I might read first before playing the game. The graphics look nice in it. 🤷♀️
@Barbiegurl777 Funny enough, the Warrior Cats game seems to be made for both people who have and haven't read the books prior to playing. The stories that happen in the game are not canon to the book series. Aside from maybe 1 or 2 cats per clan being from the books, almost of the cats in the game are original characters with randomly generated names and appearances. The book characters primarily just give side quests.
I think you'd definitely get more out of the game from reading at least part of the series. So far there are 9 arcs within the series with 6 books each. There are also 19 standalone stories called "Super Editions," with the stories usually focusing on time periods in between the main series arcs or from a different character's point of view during events happening in the main series.
Reading at least the first 2 arcs would be helpful in understanding more of the basic lore that the game is built around. If you decide to read further in, I think it's worth noting that some of the Super Edition books might be worth reading before starting the 6th arc.
To answer your question. No I didn't like Sailor Moon. My cousin who's 4 years younger than me was obsessed with it. I saw a little bit of it & it wasn't my thing then or now. @Anti-Matter anything that had witches or wizards or occult in it I didn't watch then or now. If anything people when I was in elementary school in the 90's straight up laughed at me calling me a good girl & saying crap behind my back in a mocking tone: She's not allowed to do & watch certain things she thinks she's better than us. I didn't think I was better than anyone just certain things I wanted no part of. My older step sister when alive played final fantasy, dragon quest, zelda, & had sailor moon doll's. She was also 7 years older than me. I'm just saying well aware of the TV shows / cartoon that had occult in them same as video games. I wanted ZERO part of it then & now. I wasn't allowed to watch: Carebears, Darkwing Duck, Sailor Moon, & several other cartoons back then. I saw some by being at friends house at certain times. Look some Christians are okay with certain games like final fantasy, etc. I am NOT. Stop trying to force someone into playing certain games. You can play whatever games you like but I myself am very selective as to what games I will & won't play.
Deuteronomy 18:10-12: Explicitly forbids divination, sorcery, interpreting omens, witchcraft, spell-casting, mediumship, and consulting the dead, calling them detestable to God.
I get what your saying but I try to avoid that stuff if possible in my games. I also know with my autism there are certain things where in my head I hit a brick wall. The phycologist explained that to my parents years ago. Put it this way whether she would have said that or not I sort of was already seeing that when younger when it comes to hitting a brick wall. It's the same when it comes to video games. The back of my mind says it's a choice which game to play but another part of me knows which games I wouldn't play regardless. I know I could play those types of games & I try to keep an open mind even when I was younger but I have played Zelda on the original NES as a rental from blockbuster in the early 90's & absolutely hated it. I know that's not a popular opinion among other gamers but I'm not going to say I like a game if I don't as for dragon quest I tried the demos on one hand it reminded me of dragon ball probably because created by same developers of dragon ball. Just not into it. My point is the games your telling me to try I have in the past. I know what I like & what I don't. A few years ago. As much as I used to love Barbie all through out the 90's to current day. I got rid of all my Barbie movies on dvd. Sold them to half price books because I felt like they were taking the series in a negative way. That was hard for me to do but it was a personal choice. Only reason I kept the Barbie games is because they differ from the movies in content.
Well since 1989 when I was 2 & started gaming on the original NES & am turning 39 this month. The whole time I've been gaming no one ever explained the difference & that's what I thought for the past 30+ year's~ 🤷♀️ If no one explains something how would I know at total random??
There is one I have called Stray. It’s a game where you play as a cat it’s a game that’s been around awhile but is often not talked about.
I liked Stray a lot, and recommend it but with an asterisk.
*Stray is a cute story sometimes, but also bleak and melancholy. It's a post apocalyptic world inhabited by depressed robots. Felt a lot of emotions playing it, not a lot of which was happiness.
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My daughter is reading the Warriors series right now. When I looked up reviews of the game, I saw a lot of people recommend Cattails: Wildwood Story over that. Cattails started life as a fan-made Warriors game, but got popular enough that they changed a few things to make it an official release. Wildwood Story is the sequel to that game, and supposed to be improvement. Kind of like a SNES Harvest Moon-ish ARPG. It's frequently on sale for $2.
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Cattails' story does reveolve around a cat clan trying to help restore power to a forest guardian spirit, so there is some magic and mysticism. Though I haven't seen cat wizards or anything like that yet.
@judaspete Thanks for the recommendation. I've heard of that game before along with the fan game before it and have seen gameplay videos for them. While the SNES graphics don't bother me, the life sim aspects and the real time battles ended up turning me away from the game. The Warrior Cats game being turn based was a larger factor in why I considered getting it in the first place. Otherwise, I would've been content with just reading the books.
Yeah that was the impression I was also getting it sort of looks like harvest moon just cat version. I have cattails & warrior cats both on wishlist in the eshop but missed getting cattails on sale so will wait for it to go on sale again. Pretty sure I've seen it on sale a few times just now really looking at the game. 🤷♀️🤣 Is the book series any good?
I managed to get these cat games recently on sale:
A Lost Note
Magic Cat Pots
Evil Cat Vs Granny Simulator
Cat Simulator
Snap Cat Mia's Cozy Adventure
Catlateral Damage: Remeowstered
Bad Cat
Mel The Pyramid Cat (I have the other 2 Mel cats on the wishlist but trying this one first to see if I like Mel Cat series)
Puzzle World: Cute Cats
Sprout Valley
Cottonville
Cat & Rabbit Pizza Farming
Hidden Paws Bundle
Agent A: A Puzzle In Disguise
Alot of these were in bundles on the eshop then waited for the bundles to go on sale. 🤣 I try to put the smaller games on my switch lite for when stuck at doctor's office or dentist etc~ 🤷♀️🤣
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