From there, you play as the stupid ass cat in a dope ass mech suit and try to determine the source of the security signal. As any logical person would in this situation, he sends his pet cat – who has a radio in her collar, for some reason – to find a mech suit and complete the investigation in his place. Because cats suck, his pet cat steps on the control panel and causes the ship to crash, pinning the pilot and leaving him unable to perform his investigation. A space marine type dude was on a patrol mission and picked up a security signal from an abandoned research facility, so he went to investigate. Forewarning – I hate cats, and my specific word choice will reflect this prejudice.
Gato Roboto is basically a bite-sized Metroid clone…if Samus Aran were a small cat. I’m extremely glad I did, too, as the game turned out to be a short but extremely rewarding experience. I was a bit put off my visual style at first – it looked like Undertale, and I loathe that game from overexposure the same way I came to loath Five Nights at Freddy’s – but I stuck with it because of the weight flake’s recommendations carry with me. You’ll love it.” By this point in our friendship, he knows my gaming tastes pretty well, so I took his advice and immediately downloaded the game and fired it up.
When I read it, I thought, “Yes, flake, I trust you, but that question in isolation creeps me out…What do you want?” He then said “Download Gato Roboto on Switch. “Do you trust me?” It all started with a text. Review written by Stephen Deck originally published on Teacher by Day, Gamer by Night
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