Belongs in the litter box

I try not to throw around the "Awful" rating lightly; hell, I got through 2019 without using it at all. There are few games that I outright hate enough to earn the label, and I tend to avoid games with obviously-shoddy production values. But sometimes such a game sneaks into a bundle ... like Spooky Cats did.

Minimal, repetitive art and audio? Check. A bare-bones main menu that was clearly an afterthought? Check. Poor sense of aesthetic design that makes levels visually confusing? Checkarooney.

Spooky Cats demonstrates the creator's ability to program a modicum of game logic. It isn't something that anyone should be expected to exchange money for.

Better than: Miner Ultra Adventures
Not as good as: Cubots: The Origins
The collectibles are pennies?: Why not cat toys, or cat food, or ... something that has anything to do with cats?

Progress: Finished a few levels, who cares how many.