Catherine has a niche market in fans of brutally difficult puzzle titles, RPG - Persona fans - may want to rent before buying it due to its high difficulty. NZGamer.com Catherine :: Publisher: Atlus Co. :: Developer: Atlus Co. Read more
Vincent's fears come to a head once he staggers home from The Stray Sheep and falls asleep. Thus begins the second portion of your day: Vincent's nightmares. In his nightmares, Vincent carries a pillow, is clad only in his boxer shorts, and has sheep horns fastened to the side of his head. At the start of each dream, half-sheep Vincent appears at the bottom of a tall tower of blocks. Read more
I'm not sure I need to spell out the conclusion here: I didn't like Catherine at all. It's sold as dark. Odd. Erotic. Eerie. It's not. Catherine commits the only unforgivable flaw in gaming: It's boring. Meaningless number! 56 % Pros Decent graphics Occasional fan service Sheep are cool Cutscenes are slick and well implemented Fairly "substantial" storyline Cons Awful characters Tedious storytelling through annoying cutscenes Serious control issues Read more
Atlus is a company that is no doubt best known for Shin Megami Tensei , a series of games with a heavy prominence on mythological creatures and demons. Atlus’ latest release, Catherine , is a title that also focuses on demons, but of a very different sort. When you step into the world of Catherine , you step into a world filled with demons of lust. In Catherine , you play as 32 year-old Vincent Brooks, a man whose life seems to be going nowhere. Read more
Catherine will certainly not be everyone’s cup of tea and is definitely an acquired taste. However, if you’re a fan of the eccentricity of Japanese culture, like a mental challenge and reckon you have fingers dextrous enough to take the job on it will test your mettle and push your sanity to breaking point. It’s equal parts frustration and exhilaration, completely intoxicating, almost impossible to walk away from and stays with you. Read more