Customer Reviews

Petz Catz Clan

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I bought this game a week ago, and for me is a nice game to play, you can adopt the cats, and give names, put different clothes, go to the park and play with other cats, you can also download toys, and other things...It is a fun game. But you have to remember, because this is a game about cats, sometimes is hard to make them do stuff, so you gotta try couple times to make that happen, you can also level up and be able to have up to 10 cats. Like I said before, if you are a cat lover, you must have this game.

My daughter adores cats and is a follower of the Warriors series about cats, in addition to pampering our rescued cat. She enjoyed the game immensely until it FORCED her to give away one of her cats when her cats produced an 11th kitten. She now faced a moral dilemma - how do you just give away one of your beloved pets? She could not decide, and now can not play the game for fear that her female cats will run into a male cat at the park, and would be forced to have a new kitten, which would force her to get rid of another beloved pet. There appears to be no way to stop the kitten-making or to pass on a new kitten. It only offers up your beloved cats for adoption. She has been in tears every time she attempts to play with the game now.
They should have thought this one through before forcing kids to make life decisions. Maybe a Spay or Neuter option would have been more responsible. :)

When I got this game I was very excited. I actually THOUGHT (as it said in the reviews) that you could breed cats. It isn't really BREEDING no matter what breeds you combine the kitten always comes out the mother's breed. Very annoying. It still is a pretty good game. (It is very fun) but if you want to get it because you are supposed to breed cats you should try to find another game. This game would be best if you want to care for cats. The name is catz clan because you are supposed to build a clan of cats. but I think it really is more like catz 3. but if you like cats this would be a good game. and I think it is better than catz 2.
(look at both of them) :\

In this game you can care for cats and they can have kittens. You can unlock different cat breed, food, toys, and different room designs. You can own up to 10 cats when your cat has kittens 5 times.

Catz is a really fun game. The catz ARE actually mix breeds, if you look closley at the babies.
I got it for Christmas and liked it soooooo much, I wanted the dog one.

I got this game, and I must say, it is adorable. The object of the game is to take care of cats, play with them, dress them up in cute outfits...yeah.

It's a great game for relaxing at the end of a long, stressful day. However, the reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because there is some difficulty to the gameplay. For instance, it is very difficult to get into some of the rooms, or to make two cats get along with each other.

Also, while it would be more responsible to spay/neuter your cats, these cats aren't real cats- think of this game as the kitty version of the Sims: a lot of fun and fluff if you don't think about it too much.

My daughter received this game recently. I have played the game myself. Basically what you do in this game is buy cats from the Adoption Center. (there is a map to help you navigate your way through the town) When you view a cat, it will tell you their personality, i.e. spoiled, calm, friendly, sweet, etc., and what breed they are. You pick a cat and name it. Your cat goes through 3 stages in its life. Baby, child, and adult. The only way to get a cat to the next stage is to keep petting it. My daughter found this a bit annoying because it takes FOREVER to get your cat to the next stage. If you have a male and a female cat, they can mate and have kittens. You'll unlock new places to go on the map. That's basically all you do, besides feeding. My daughter and myself found this game a little boring. We also found out that you can keep only 3 cats at once. The others go in the Pet Room. My daughter got confused until she found the stairs in the Front Hall lead to the Pet Room. Overall this game is okay, but it is more for younger kids, around 5-8. My daughter is almost 10, so she found this game a little boring. If you want a game with more action, then I would definitely recommend Cooking Mama 1 or 2.

This game is Reall cool. I like how you can breed different Cats.It is fun for cat lovers like me. If you get to a high level you can have up to ten cats! It's a good game for those who can't have cats.

This is a really cute game. The graphics aren't as good as Nintendogs, but they aren't terrible. The only thing that bothers me is that my first two cats had a kitten, then the dad cat kept having kittens with the baby cat. I know cats do this in real life but...it's kind of wrong. This is supposed to be an all ages game. If my little cousin was playing it he would be freaking out. I have Nintendogs too, and I think it would be rad if they combined all the good stuff from both games, or if you could have all animals in one game. Like if you could compete in shows against other people or something...idk

We gave this to our 6 yr old daughter for Christmas, and she absolutely loves it! Won't even switch out the game for another one! Great game!