Copycat Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . If you can overlook some questionable plotting issues, you’ll find a short but impactful journey with a likeable cat lead and a cool switcheroo story. Seeing a comfortable house cat suddenly have to fight for survival on the dangerous streets as a stray is a great way to look at anxiety and overcoming fears, and you want to root for Dawn to reunite with Olive, no matter what it takes. The problem is that the dopey writing seemingly goes out of its way to make you hate Olive, and the game is never able to recover from that stumble. Throw in some game-breaking technical problems and you’ll find that despite having a lot of potential, Copycat is a hard game to recommend to anybody but the biggest cat lover. Rating: 57%
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