Copycat has released on Xbox Series and PlayStation 5

Copycat has officially released on Xbox Series and PlayStation 5 after it has received over 50K players and over 2,000 positive reviews on PC via Steam. Copycat is available for just $14.99 USD on consoles as well.

This game is a short emotional catventure about love, loss, and identity, told entirely from a cat’s point of view. Guided by a nature-documentary narrator, you’ll prowl through sunlit backyards and shadowy alleys in a heartfelt journey to rediscover what “home” truly means.

In our review of Copycat, we scored the game a 9.5 out of 10. It’s a masterpiece of narrative-driven gaming, featuring a story that will tug at your heartstrings and leave you emotionally invested. 

Here are the Key Features of Copycat:

Story from the heart: Copycat disguises itself as a simple story about a cat trying to discover where she truly belongs, but underneath lies a philosophical narrative layer that will make you pause and feel. It asks questions about our own existence and place in the world.

Animal expert narrates your conscience: Play as a domestic housecat while a nature documentary narrates your every move.

See the world through cat eyes: Climb trees, fight dogs, and explore the neighbourhood with intuitive, smooth cat-like controls. Make mischief, knock things on the ground, hide in boxes, run through the long grass, and meow at everything that moves.

Guided by your moral compass: Reflect on themes of home, loneliness and belonging through a complex, three-act story told effortlessly through three hours of video game narrative.

Voiced with passion: Copycat is fully voice-acted featuring hours of dialogue with a talented cast.

Music to your ears: Experience a diverse score spanning jazz, lullaby music and tribal music. With a heartwarming original score composed by Daniel Bunting.

Enjoy atmospheric locations: Including the cozy family house, sunkissed backyard, creepy alleyways, and lush national parks.

A touch of Australia: Made with local voices and locations under the Australian sun.