KinnikuNeko: Super Muscle Cat for Xbox Series X|S

The good stuff

What really stood out was the animation. Every move the cat makes feels weighty and expressive-like when he does his signature jump kick, the screen shakes just a little. And the enemy designs? Pure anime chaos. One boss is a floating alien squid with a tiny mustache. Another one shoots lasers from its sunglasses. It’s ridiculous, but in the best way. The level design keeps things fresh too. You’ve got spinning platforms, timed jumps, and even some puzzles where you have to use your cat’s strength to break blocks. It’s not deep, but it’s tight. Reminds me of old-school Mega Man meets something like Cuphead with more cats and less demons.

The not-so-good

It’s short. Like, really short. I beat it in about three hours. No DLC, no extra modes. Just the core campaign. And while the visuals are sharp, they don’t quite hold up under long play sessions-some textures get blurry on the edges. Also, the lack of save points between levels is kind of annoying. If you mess up near the end of a stage, you’re back to the start. Not terrible, but jarring if you're used to modern games. And honestly, the developer being unknown? That’s a red flag for longevity. No updates, no community support. If you’re looking for a long-term fix, this isn’t it.

Bottom line

If you’re in the mood for a quick, goofy, and oddly satisfying 2D platformer, KinnikuNeko: Super Muscle Cat for Ps5 is worth a try. It’s free-to-play or cheap, and it delivers exactly what it promises-fun, dumb, and packed with personality. Just don’t expect a marathon. Grab it if you want something light and weird after a long day. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s genuinely enjoyable. And hey, who doesn’t love a muscle cat punching aliens? Go for it.