I Catch You is a hilarious detective simulator game- with cats and dogs!

We just covered another interrogation simulator called Room of Truth a few days ago, and now we’re doing the same thing with a bunch of cats. It must be interrogation season.

Anyway, it’s a game where you need to use a bunch of interrogation abilities at the desk to find out who killed a stripper cat named Cassie. Yup. A stripper. With cats.

You’re a mean and lean feline detective named Detective Bronson in a dog-eat-cat world. Instead of humans, I Catch You has a world with tons of dogs and a few cats. You’re struggling to get some business and you’re kind of depressed yourself. So you drink yourself to sleep at night with a big bowl of milk. You wake up the next day with a new cold case to investigate.

A stripper has been murdered and there are four prime suspects. It’s up to you to use the clues presented to you and all the evidence in order to solve the case! You can use a variety of techniques to sniff out the true murderer. Literally. You’ll use your keen sense of smell in order to find out more details about them.

You can find out if they’ve been digging through the trash, where they’ve been, and what’ they’ve been doing. This is probably the funniest part of the game and the technique you’ll be using the most. Who needs interrogation weapons when you can just sniff your suspect out?

You can also use evidence and clues as well to help you choose the right cat. You’ll be investigating each suspect one at a time, but you’re free to make your decision at any time. However, I found that out that it really ruins the fun of the game. Even if you know who the suspect is, you should probably cycle through all of them just to see the funny dialog. That’s the point of the game!

And sometimes you think you know who it is, but the next cat has some even more convincing evidence, so be sure to play with all the cats. You’ll find new clues with each cat and sometimes you’ll even have to interrogate a cat for a second time.

The game takes place at an interrogation table and has tons of branching paths. Sometimes it can get pretty confusing to see what’s going. I had to write stuff down on paper to get my facts straight. It can get pretty overwhelming at some points with all the dialog presented to you.

Overall, I Catch You is a nicely animated pixel art game that looks like something from the 90s. Flashy art, contrasting colors, and a fitting palette of tones that really bring out details in the artwork. If you like mystery games or detective games (or cats), try out I Catch You using the link below. It’s currently completely free to play and a case worth investigating!

Last Updated: 4/18/18. Fixed a link.

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Aquacreep is a game based on the Astrocreep universe where you play as the humans against the morphing aliens.

You need to survive a serious alien infiltration at sea by using clues scattered throughout the game. Aquacreep has you and a team of humans working together in order to solve the mystery. But, someone on your team is actually the Aquacreep disguised as a human.

If you watched or played The Thing, this game is pretty much the same scenario in a warped dimension. The game uses a randomness factor throughout the story and your teammates each respond uniquely to the random elements.

The game has cartoonish graphics but still, puts you in an involved storyline that makes you want to finish the whole thing in a single playthrough. There’s a lot of dialogue and reading involved, so if that’s not your thing, you may want to look for another game.

It’s a sidescroller adventure with you walking through the different room and environments getting clues and hints other people, lab samples, and other objects. You have a few items you can use, including a basic handgun.

When you encounter actual “creature,” a fight ensues with the HP bar displayed wide across the screen. These are the moments that define the game. All the clues and variables finally come together in a shootout. It really gives you that satisfying feeling.

It’s like if The Thing has a randomizer that mixed up the clues every single time you watched or played it. It would be a different character for you to guess every time.

The awesome thing about Aquacreep is that you never play the same game twice. It’s always a different adventure because of the randomized variables.

Personally, I really like games that use this kind of setup. It adds an unpredictability factor to the game, and for a game like this with a suspenseful story, it fits the theme.

Aquacreep is currently in alpha, but already is entertaining to play. Check it out using the link below and see if you can find the Aquacreep before it destroys you.

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