Hobo Cat Adventures Free Download

Overview Hobo Cat Adventures:

In Hobo Cat Adventures you play as a homeless cat willing to do every job there is on offer. You travel to the Squirrel Kingdom – a place full of weird characters, dangerous enemies and lots of treasures to find. King Daniel, party animal and ruler of the Squirrel Kingdom, has got a special job for you! Ring the three bells of awakening! Jump your way through the Squirrel Kingdom to collect all sorts of valuable treasures! In the Squirrel Kingdom it’s all about the money! You need to find enough moneybags to proceed to different areas of the Squirrel Kingdom. Collect coins to unlock new weapons or buy a homeless cat some coffee! Fight against an assortment of dangerous enemies, all with unique attack patterns. Attack your foes with a handful of different, unique weapons like a dead fish or a 5-string banjo. Avoid incoming attacks by dodging or parrying them. Lock on to your enemies in this Souls inspired combat system. Parry your enemies by hitting them at the right moment with a thrown item. Once parried, perform a devastating deathblow attack that recovers some of your health.

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Pick up, throw and use tons of different items. Throw bombs, ride on chicken, drink coffee or get drunk consuming “Hobo Brew”. Are you ready to pee-hover while playing the banjo? There are a lot of ways to make a buck in the Squirrel Kingdom. Meet weird characters, all with even weirder jobs for you to complete. Earn cash for easy tasks or even get a bag full of gold for more difficult jobs. Use this cash to buy new weapons, open new areas or buy a homeless cat some coffee! So, first of all, I have to say this game was my first Steam purchase and I don’t regret it. The funny characters, the varied places as well as the many possibilities that the items offer always put a smile on my face. Some of the collectibles are well hidden but not unfair. The quests that you get in the game are all very varied and do not repeat themselves. As a German, I don’t understand the Eastereggs that are based on the Swiss streaming scene, but so it piqued my interest to take a look. It was really interesting to deal with it a little more, because I never noticed anything about it. Which of course is not surprising.