GameZebo: 18th century naturalist/mathematician/cosmo logist Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon once observed that “The cat is the only animal which accepts the comforts but rejects the bondage of domesticity.” It’s true. We’ve bred dogs and horses to suit specific jobs, but as far back as ancient Egypt and right up to the modern day, we’ve merely expected our cats to be worshipable (on the altar, on YouTube—same difference).
Chad Habel writes: Gotta love a game that does what it says on the can. Hackycat lauds itself as the ultimate in cat-kicking simulators, and that’s not a lie. It provides precisely what a mobile game should: Charming aesthetics, simple but fun gameplay, and a host of levelling and social options that extend gameplay to a surprising extent. It’s not even just one of those games you recommend to support Australian indie devs - it is genuinely worth it for its own sake.
Touch Arcade: Sir Pussington is my favorite cat—hackycat? He's just so dapper with his little top hat and monocle, and his mustache gives fellow hackycat Mustachio a run for his kitty treats. Both of them bounce nicely when I kick them, and their little feet paddle the air as they fly.
IGM Mobile reviews Hackycat, This is a pick up and play, enjoyed by anyone and everyone kind of game, perhaps even more so than many of the games reviewed of late.
