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Catherine Xbox 360 Game
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UPC:730865900053
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:X360_CATHERINE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Puzzle |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Sooo Addictive! Especially if you love drama. It’s like a soap opera game with block puzzles. After each dream level you will just be blown away by the storyline. Definitely something different from everything else on the gaming market.*****Love is Over*****
I bought this game knowing how difficult it would be to get 1000 gamerscore on the XBOX. But, I knew it was going to be a fun title to play as well, and much different than most other games out there. After playing it over and over again, I am glad I made the plunge, even though I’m still only halfway to that 1000G.This game is 1/2 story and 1/2 puzzles. You’ll spend more time interacting with people at the bar, texting your girlfriend and getting your character drunk than pulling and pushing blocks to escape death. Yet, both are equally fun. The voice acting is superb, the script is humorous and intriguing and the graphics are just simply amazing. The thing that I find most interesting is how you must talk to the other characters, make different choices in conversation that will affect the outcome of not only the game, but the lives of the other characters. The in-game movies then follow suit. It is a lot of fun to see the hell that Vincent goes through in this game, and makes you wonder, “Would I do the same thing in my own life?”The puzzles are what is most frustrating. There are 3 difficulties (easy – hard), which I consider renaming them “difficult” to “smash my controller with a sledgehammer.” But, that’s just me. I do love the puzzles, though. They do challenge even the most seasoned gamer and make me keep coming back for more.There is a ton of replay in this title, due to the difficulty levels, the multiple outcomes and the other mini-games contained within. If you’re.
It was made by the same people that handle the Persona series (which I love), so I figured I would give it a whirl. You can see a lot of similarities between the two series – character design, soundtrack, gameplay (social aspect). I would say if you liked the Persona games, give this game a chance as I did.The game breaks down into a few parts :1. Anime cut scenes. Sit back and enjoy the scenes as the play out. About 10% of the game.2. In game cut scenes. This moves the story along between chapters and really focuses on Vincent’s plight. About 20% of the game3. Social dialog with characters either at the bar or on the steps between each level. You can ask your friends questions about the girl you are seeing and get input. On the steps in the dream you can learn new moves and more insight into Vincent’s psyche. About 30% of the game4. Puzzle solving with cubes and climbing. This is the bulk of the actual game play. You will be manipulating cubes in Vincent’s dreams to climb to the top. 50%There are three paths to take as the game progresses – pure (you stay with your girlfriend), evil (you stay with the cheater) and neutral (you live out your life without either). All three paths have three endings – good, bad, and perfect, with the perfect being about 99% the same as good, just with 15 seconds of added cut scene.Your path is chosen by how you answer texts in the game. If you treat your girlfriend cold and respond to the cheater you will get negative karma points. If you answe.
The Good:+Very good story+Simple to learn gameplay but difficult to master+Multiple endings+Very pretty game+Fantastic Soundtrack+The meter of “lawful” or “chaos” presented here is much more unique than in most games. There’s not being a “good” or “bad” guy, it is only about figuring out who Vincent is.The Bad:-The difficulty is going to turn off some gamers-It’s a little too easy to screw up unintentionally-The stages near the end seem based a lot around luck rather than skill—Note: The Following review is lengthyIn recent times there haven’t been a slew of games that have really stuck out. A lot tend to be either the next first person shooter or have you facing off against aliens as some kind of super soldier or something along those lines. And as much fun as those games can be, it is always refreshing to see something slightly different. Atlus often strives to give a good gaming experience and it shows here. Catherine is a very unique game that will challenge players and give them an experience that few video games can give. This is because of Catherine’s unique design and style.You take on the role of Vincent. He’s been dating Katherine (with a “K”) for five years now, and it’s come to the point where she wants to take that relationship to the next level. A level Vincent isn’t sure he’s ready for yet. While thinking this over at the bar one night he suddenly meets a spunky young woman named Catherine (with a “C”) and she’s almost everything Vincent wants in a woman. He.
First up this game is not for everybody. If you only paid attention to the cover art and skimmed some reviews you could get the wrong idea. This is not a Japanese dating sim. While the main struggle is relationship based the game doesn’t get into unnecessary details. Boiled down this game is a strong story connected by puzzles. The demo does a pretty good job of giving you an idea of what both are like so I strongly recommend checking it out. There are a bunch of different endings and your choices determine them so there is a lot of replay value in here.Explaining this game is difficult because there aren’t any games like it to compare it to. It is technically a puzzle game but it is so much more. This game is what all great games should be, an experience. This game has enough situations, questions, and possibilities that it can make you think about relationships and what it means to be an adult. A player’s experience with this game will be unique depending on your values and how much you want to think about them.
Got this game yesterday and i spent an entire night on it! Pure genius game! MUST GET OR YOU’LL BE CURSED LIKE VINCENT!
Didn’t get to finish this one while I had it on rental, but now that I have an Xbox again and it’s so cheap, I bought it new so I could finish up the story. It’s a pretty strange game but it’s a keeper.
Very interesting entry into the puzzle game genre with good depth. The dialog only adds to the intrigue of Catherine with a well-developed balance between the plot development and the puzzle challenges. I can say it made me think and really worked to develop an emotional reaction towards the characters and a genuine interest in the outcome of each individuals story arc. While the mechanics can sometimes catch you making a mistake, especially when you are short on time in a pursuit stage, the developers were careful to make it difficult without being frustrating. If you are interested in trying something different from your typical 360 game, you can’t do much better than Catherine.
This game is literally awesome. The puzzles are hard ass crap but keeps you interested. The story is very jaw dropping. I probably dropped my jaw like 50 times from just the commentary from the side characters. Buy this if you want to be pulled into a crazy world!
I love the game its a puzzle game with a little bit of RP put it. I am still working on all the Achievements !
PrudenceAbbott –
The game provided great replay value, a fun story mode, and a challenging puzzle modeCatherine pretty much guarantees you will play through it several times.
Jill –
Catherine is a great game with an incredibly engaging storyline. It’s part text-based and part puzzle game, with heaps of beautifully rendered cutscenes in between. The player generally chooses his or her path through the game, and it’s fun to see how your choices affect the storyline. My only caution is that the game does contain adult themes, so I wouldn’t recommend it for a younger audience.
OswaldHagenes –
I was hesitating buying this game around 3 years and finally I decided to get it and don’t have anything to regret about it. One of the best games that you can play on X360. Totally recommended. ps: "I have beaten the game"
Kindle Customer –
i bought this game for my cousin and she loves it , very interactive and it is also an anime in the game she has gone through 3 different endings already and she is still in love with it .this is a great game to buy , but i do advise that you are over15 or 16 cause there is some scenes not for the younger groups..
DaPope –
Catherine can be a very challenging game but it is very fun and interesting nonetheless. Gameplay is very simple as far as controlling your character, Vincent. The puzzles can be complex even on normal gameplay mode. There are multiple endings to this game to keep you interested in playing it over and over. Fortunately, the developers put in place a skip feature to bypass the puzzles if you already have a gold award for that stage on normal difficult. This allows you to just follow the story to make the different choices to see the various ends. Bottom line: if you like mind/puzzle games, this is a must buy game.
Kyle –
The four stars is for the game not your services. Your service was perfect I didn’t have to wait long and the item was in perfect running condition.
Jade Z –
I went to GameStop and asked for a game like Portal or Quantum Conundrum, and was handed this. I was a bit skeptical about an anime title, as I haven’t played one before, and I haven’t played one with "sexual themes" on the ESRB tag either. However, I was pleasantly surprised as Catherine proved to be not only deeper in storyline but also a lot more fun to play than almost any other game in recent memory.The plot follows Vincent Brooks, a 32-year-old computer programmer whose girlfriend’s family is pressuring them to get married, and Katherine, the girl, is starting to side with her parents. Feeling the pressure, he goes out drinking with some buddies- and wakes up with a strange girl in his bed whose name is Catherine. Confused, he tries repeatedly to get rid of her as he doesn’t think he would cheat on Katherine even when drunk. However, she manages to stick around and then threatens to kill him if she finds out there’s another girl. This is only the second or third day. Vincent starts having nightmares, and hears stories of young men in the area who were cheating on their women and died in their sleep after recurring nightmares. You play the game as Vincent, trying to figure out what is going on with his love life as well as the mysterious deaths, which continuously get closer and closer to home.The nightmares are the meat of the game, giant towers you have to climb by moving blocks, sometimes being chased by some boss who is Vincent’s mental recreation of a proble.
Ben –
as advertised perfect
Antonio Peace –
Vincent is a 32 year old slacker who finds himself being pressured by his long time girlfriend, Katherine, to tie the knot. Not seeing the need to rush into marriage while they have a good thing going, Vincent tries to drink away his problems at a bar with his buddies. Vincent later goes home and begins experiencing terrifying nightmares and on several occasions awakens to a nude Catherine in his bed.The objective of each level is to climb a massive tower, by maneuvering blocks to create steps. The tower is divided up by 9 floors, Vincent must clear a floor safely in order to clear the stage and escape the nightmare for that night. But the thing is, if Vincent dies in his nightmare, he dies in real life as well. All this is only further complicated by the fact that each stage has a certain amount of levels that ends with a terrifying boss. These bosses take the form of Vincent’s fears.Catherine is not an easy game, with things becoming more challenging in the later levels when various effect blocks are thrown into the mix. But don’t let that scare you away. On the easy setting, Catherine at times can be a frustrating experience, but I never had to use more than 5 retry’s on a level. The game also features an undo function on easy, allowing you to undo your last move up to 9 times. I imagine the normal and hard modes could prove to be unbearably challenging, because I often was forced to use the undo feature. Even with the frustration, solving the puzzles in Catherine has prov.
AJ –
Typically I think Atlus games look cool but are never very much fun. Well, they hit the nail on the head and slammed the ball out of the park when they made Catherine. I play a lot of games throughout the year and typically don’t walk away with much of an impact having been placed upon me- Catherine made sure to change that. I didn’t expect the game to hit US shores when I first saw the trailer. It seemed a bit too raunchy and overall like something that American companies wouldn’t produce because it wasn’t another crappy sequel to a cover based shooter covered in brown and grey graphics. Thank goodness it did.I can honestly say that out of what I played so far (and since all the carbon copy sequels coming out this fall do not interest me) I call Catherine my Game Of The Year [GOTY!]. I can back that up with almost every aspect. There wasn’t a thing about this game I did not enjoy. Firstly, let me review the product.I got the “Love is Over” edition from retrolio and don’t regret it a single bit. The shirt fit nicely (which is SO uncommon since companies assume gamers are obese and ship them with XL-XXL shirts if one is included) but the boxers were much too small for me. I found it odd the boxers didn’t fit since they were a large and I wear a medium… not true to size at all. As for the pillow case, I am an awkward individual and currently have it enveloping one of my pillows (but am upset the reverse side didn’t have Katherine on it). The sound disc is exactly that. It’s not.