Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker falls under the umbrella of casual game, and that’s where its value inherently lies. Once you get into the rhythm of gameplay, it provides a reliable burst of digital dating with flair between more samey titles. With that said, in this instance it might be best to go mobile as long as you’re not desperate for PC play. It’s much cheaper ($2.99 versus $9.99) and the brevity of play jives best with smartphones. If you do opt for the Steam release you get extra commentary from Kitty Powers herself. In any case, Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker provides a solid casual title for those looking to play cupid.
GameSpew: Kitty Powers' Matchmaker is undoubtedly one of the most bizarre games I've ever had the pleasure to play. But it's all the better for it.
Gareth writes - "Generally my girlfriend puts up with my gaming tastes, albeit with a complete lack of interest. When I’m shooting aliens, jumping from beautiful vistas or walking through a ghost house full of horror, she may look up from her book for a second, roll her eyes and be totally unimpressed. So it was with great surprise when she walked in on me as I was taking a computer programmer called Nigel, who like walks in the parks, the interweb and amusing GIFs, on a date in a German restaurant called The Hot Sausage, before asking “What are you doing?”. “It’s Kitty Powers Matchmaker…a dating game”, I replied. Needless to say, I haven’t seen her since."
Neil writes "Kitty Powers has created havoc on mobile and PC over the last couple of years - only right then that she should now be making her way to Xbox One"
There's certainly some rather odd games coming to the store, but hey, this could be great yet, doubt it though
