NWR: Cat Frenzy didn’t sound especially promising at first. After playing through the mission mode and several rounds in quick play (amounting to a good deal of time helping cats escape from a well), I was proven somewhat wrong. The game has problems, but its premise is simple and makes the game easy to pick up and play.
NC: Over the last few years on the DSi Shop, there have been a slew of DSiWare titles. Some titles, like Shantae: Risky’s Revenge were true master pieces. We highly recommend these. Some… Not so much… Cat Frenzy has come out very close to the inevitable end of the Nintendo DSi’s life, so you could expect it to be a decent title, right?
"I wonder if the development team has a cat in their offices. Better yet, a cat with a short attention span. For a game featuring cats, it's probably a safe bet, right? You might think me to be silly for even starting off like this, but it really would be perfect if that was the basis for this game given the kind of reaction I can see most having towards it. Like a chew toy with not much rattle or jive in it, one bite is probably all you'll want or need to get out of Cat Frenzy." -- Wiiloveit.com
"Teyon, a video games developer and digital publisher, and FUN UNIT, a Japanese developer of casual games, are proud to announce the release of Cat Frenzy, the adorable slide & match puzzle." -- Wiiloveit.com (Official Press Release)
that's a lott of cats! looks like a good new way for kids to play and learn too.
