Cat Girl Survivor
Developer Minimum Studio Corp.
Defeat the evil threatening the world with cute kitty wizards! Cat Girl Survivor is a casual shooting action game that invites you to conquer various challenges by equipping our lively cat wizards with over 40 vibrant skills. Overpower the legions of demons by strategically crafting your own build. From the Steam store page
8 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest Apr 1, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
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8 of 8 · most liked firstCharacters are made by AI, the problem is that the developers said this in chinese instead of english "캐릭터 일러스트에 AI가 사용되었습니다." The whole page is in english exept for the AI disclaim which I do not like because there are people who do not support AI "art" and when they see this in chinese and not english they don't feel like translating (like me) and assume it is maybe something else like map generation which would be cool but no. I will change this review if the game removes the AI character…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[後半に日本語レビューあり] Pixel-cat heroines in a fast-paced survivor-style action Cat-eared girls fight off swarming enemies using magic and weapons. It’s a “survivor-style” action game where you gradually unlock new characters and enhance meta-progression to challenge higher difficulties. Over 40 skills, weapon crafting, and artifacts allow for flexible build customization, while boss battles, endless dungeons, and difficulty settings provide plenty of replay value. The combination of cute HD/pixel…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is not good at all. Controls are not optimized well for mouse and keyboard, the visuals are a chaotic mess (not the good kind--it's almost impossible to see enemies and their projectiles), and the whole thing just screams "shovelware cash-grab." This genre is already oversaturated, and there are much, MUCH better games in it that can be found for much cheaper. I wouldn't even consider this game worth $1. I tried it out because I kept seeing ads for it, now I'm inclined to believe…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can't in good faith recommend this game due to its use of AI, which sucks because otherwise this is a cute little game despite tending to get a bit stale if you play for long periods. There are also problems with the bugged achievements like other reviews have said. it's a shame because behind the problems i can see a game that *could* be really good if the problems were fixed.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Updated Review: Now that I've had time to play it, the game gets stale really fast. There are a number of skills. For example, you can get the fireball skill which can combine with 4 other skills. You can get one of two archery skills that do not combine with each other and both only combine with one other skill. Some skills are better if they aren't combined with other skills Fireball skill is great, but not so great if it's combined with the area attack skill, for example). Most skills can…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I discovered this game at TGS — it was actually the last booth I visited! Since I’m a big fan of roguelike and survivor-style games, I had to give it a try. To my surprise, it turned out even better than I expected! I’ve already played for around 10 hours, and I can easily see myself spending many more. What really caught my attention, though, was the town/village system. Being able to expand it, invite new people, and build shops adds a lot of charm and depth. I’d love to see a future update…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →NEW_REVIEW_NAME_1_1 NEW_REVIEW_CONTENT_1_1 On top of the achievements being completely borked, the combination skills is surprisingly small, especially considering how it's been expanded in the PlayStation release. The controls are a bit counter intuitive at times, and technically you can control where spells are aimed with the mouse but it often feels clunky and it's set up to make you second and third guess if the aim is even being affected at all. Er, sorry, that's more words than…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →cat girls, surviving, prrrfect :3
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