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Review of Kitaria Fables on PlayStation 5

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Sep 2021
Cover image of Kitaria Fables on PS5
Gamefings Score: 7.5
Platform: PS5 PS5 logo
Released: 02 Sep 2021
Genre: Role-playing
Developer: Twin Hearts
Publisher: PQube

Introduction

In a world where adorable animal heroes must face off against waves of monsters (seriously, I want to adopt them), Kitaria Fables whisks you away to a fantasy countryside where farming and RPG elements unite in a delightful but occasionally chaotic blend. This gem from Indonesian indie studio Twin Hearts delivers that sprinkle of charm only cat-themed games can offer. If you've ever wondered what farming with felines looks like, then settle in and put on your cutest pair of headphones because this is going to be one purr-citing journey.

Gameplay

Kitaria Fables tosses out the classic RPG class systems and replaces them with a more flexible moveset approach. What does this mean for you? Instead of being a one-trick pony (or cat), you'll have access to a plethora of attacks, dodges, and spells at the click of a few buttons. In combat, you're not going to have to sacrifice your catnip and hop around looking for the right class; just hit, dodge, and occasionally cast magic when you feel like a wizard cat. Upgrading weapons and armor involves a bit more strategy than swiping your credit card at a digital store - it requires farming materials from the monsters you vanquish (and yes, it's as satisfying as it sounds). Want to grow crops that can replenish your health? Go right ahead! You can cultivate a mini-farm, and with the kind of spirit usually reserved for a garden gnome, nurture your plants and grow yourself into a vegetable-loving beast. Accessories abound too, offering that classic RPG gear-up excitement. There are even bosses to tackle, and these baddies just love to respawn every in-game day, ensuring there's never a dull moment for you - or a market for your crops if you keep messing up your fighters.

Graphics

Visually, Kitaria Fables is as charming as a 2 am cat video binge on YouTube. The art style pops with colors vibrant enough to make your grandma's knitting look dull. On the PS5, the graphics are buttery smooth thanks to the hardware's fancy tech (shoutout to 4K and 60fps!). The world is beautifully crafted, and even while you're tirelessly leveling up your character or spending half your life planting crops, you'll appreciate how delightful the environment is. Bright and whimsical, it feels like you've walked into a storybook. The character designs are also wonderfully engaging-who wouldn't want to see a bunny girl rescuing a cat hero? Side note: it's adorable enough to elicit 'awws' at even the most stoic gamers.

Conclusion

Kitaria Fables is a delightful romp through a world pulled straight from the adorable sections of a cat meme. While it has its moments of glitchy stumbles-such as when it feels a tad repetitive or the loot doesn't quite meet the expectations-you can't help but appreciate its charm. The farming mechanic adds layers of depth and allows for various strategies in gameplay. Basically, if you've been looking for a cozy game to dive into that combines RPG madness with a sprinkle of farming obsession, this elbow-deep in cute adventure might just be what your heart was missing. Grab your controller, don't forget the cat treats (for you), and jump into this colorful chaos - just beware of the occasional respawning boss that's probably angrier than your cat when you take away its favorite toy.

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