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Cat Quest III is the latest instalment of the incredible Cat Quest series, developed by The Gentlebros. Like the others, it's a charming game filled with action and adventure, along with even more Cat Quest humour. While Cat Quest is known for being a superb single-player series but there is also a shared/split-screen co-op. This settles puurfect for being a couch co-op. Playing as a swashbuckling purrivateer, you'll be exploring the pirate-themed world of the Purribean this time. As you explore the 2.5D open-world archipelago, you'll compete with Pi-rats, seeking the long-lost treasure of the Northern Star. Don't expect an easy journey; the Pirate King wants your head!

Adorable and full of heart-warming adventure, Little Kitty, Big City drops players into a small Japanese metropolitan sandbox as a short-haired black cat. Don't be concerned! No actual harm will come to the cat, so there are no hidden nasty animal abuse scenes tucked away for later. Instead, it's a beautiful adventure full of silly moments and puzzles. The campaign focuses on a black cat that falls from a window and becomes lost in the city. The cat aims to regain enough strength to climb home by eating fish. The campaign only spans part of the city; the map resembles a series of interconnected streets. However, it still offers a lot of space for a small cat to explore.

Manor Lords is not just another medieval strategy game. It's a meticulously crafted world that prioritizes historical accuracy, steering clear of the common medieval tropes that often misrepresent the era. This commitment to authenticity creates a gaming experience that feels more real and immersive than most other popular medieval strategy games, placing it in the same league as Banished in terms of realism.

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