A huge thank you to everyone playing Catjinni Survivors in its launch week! I've been watching your gameplay, reading your feedback, and checking the stats. This update brings some important tweaks to make your runs even better: - Early Game Balancing: I’ve tweaked the early bosses. The fights are…

Hi everyone, Today is the day. After three years of development, thousands of lines of code, and more coffee than I’d like to admit, my journey finally reaches your headset. CATJINNI SURVIVORS is officially live! Developing this game as a solo dev has been the adventure of a lifetime. From the…

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I’ve been waiting for this one! Really fun game! 🫠🤙

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Survive for a Meownit' or Two

I want to start by saying this game actually has a better presence/view area of the game than Vampire Survivors in VR. Very surprising this dev came out of the gate already getting a 1-up on the big dog in the genre! I've played a lot of Bullet Heaven/Survivor-likes over the past few years, and this one is pretty good! As a lover of cats, this was a cute little spin on the genre; the portrait art for characters when speaking are really, really well done! I will say though that it could use a few extra UI touches in VR. Menus are a little finicky and not really clear on how you should exit them once you're "stuck" on them in the lobby when selecting a character or upgrade, and-- at least my particular colorblindness- I sometimes found it difficult to see the XP orbs to pickup during the daytime. I will say this particular issue can't be blamed on the developer, my eyes are just bad. I think having the quest controllers/hand tracking appear in the lobby to select options, and during pauses, could help with this issue instead of locking your character up against the wall menu while you flick through it, though I'm no dev and certainly imagine it is not as easy as just snapping your fingers to make it happen. Another issue I think could help is an optional UI toggle, showing an arrow of some sort under your character of where your aimed shot will land, as sometimes the manual aim weapon just wasn't aiming where I know I was pointing with the right stick. I don't know if this was just me, but having an arrow showing where you shot will land will at least help decipher that. Still, a very fun Survivors-like. If you the genre, and you like cats, this is a no brainer!

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