Not a bad concept but would be great if the cat would be more influenceable in some way  

Not a bad concept but would be great if the cat would be more influenceable in some way  

Nice idea! I do think that the player AI (or whatever you did) could use some work and even just a system where you can hold WASD to move instead of spamming it would be good.

This is a pretty cool idea! Unfortunately, it is extremely hard to predict how the cat will behave. I guess you’ve designed a level, recorded your playthrough and then deleted that level? That’s a neat way of doing it, but it’s just so hard to guess what the original level could have looked like.

Also, I think the controls don’t really work in the game’s favor, since it’s very hard to quickly iterate level designs, which is basically what you want to do here. Maybe a mouse-based editor would work better?

I would also consider turning this from a physics-based game into a rules- / grid-based game, just to make it a little less unpredictable. That might just be me liking puzzle games, though.

Great job on finishing what looks like your first released game, though! Doing that in a 48 h time window is hard, so props for doing so!

Is the cat supposed to stop moving after a certain amount of time?