Burger Cat Review
Price: $0.99
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPad 2, iPod touch 4
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Players don't have direct control over Burger Cat, utilizing tools to help him navigate around the levels These include generating new blocks, pickaxes to destroy blocks, springs, a mouse to Burger Cat turn around, and umbrellas protect from dripping acid. Keep burgers away from acid, people.
The art style from League of Evil 2 is back, and the game is as well-animated as that one was, though the color scheme is a bit more desaturated. Burger Cat is universal, and boasts iCloud synchronization.
While the lower difficulty may make this more friendly for a younger audience, its issues with controls mean that it pales in comparison to games like Toki Tori, Kami Retro, or even a more action-oriented title like Super Lemonade Factory. More levels, especially more challenging ones, and improved controls would make this game a lot better. As it is, Burger Cat needs a bit more seasoning.
Yes, I'm surprised it took this long for me to make a food pun in this review.