PC Critic Reviews

Catto’s Post Office packs lots fun in its short length. There is also never a moment of confusion, instead just constant and passive game progression with a happy-go-luck vibe and somewhat of a somber “everyone forgot my birthday” undertone. You, as Catto, can choose to sulk about lack of attention or “be strong” and persevere. I will say that the end of the game made me laugh very hard. All the kitty characters are unique and silly, and become even more loosey goosey with humorous quips at the very end. I highly recommend this game if you’re looking to pass the hour!

Catto’s Post Office is a sweet and wholesome game where you play as a feline mail carrier, delivering packages and helping the local residents. It is a short but charming title.

It is very easy to write off Catto's Post Office as a 30-minute fetch quest with a five-dollar price tag and awkward controls. However, beneath the surface, it is a game that reveals much about life and how to make normal days more meaningful. Spending time in a nursing home watching jumping pineapples feels meaningful, not because of the content, but because it gives time for reflection and an opportunity to spend time with one's elderly relatives. It might be difficult to take the time to reflect on these moments and give them meaning in personal day-to-day lives; however, Catto's Post Office is a reminder of the reward of doing so!

If you’re looking for half an hour to kill then you could play Catto's Post Office, but there are better cosy choices out there that will leave a more lasting impression.

Although more experienced players may wish it lasted longer or offered greater depth, Catto's Post Office does succeed at what it sets out to do; provide a cute, relaxing adventure with plenty of heart. For families and younger gamers in particular, it's an enjoyable and memorable little experience.

Catto’s Post Office is a charming, cozy adventure with a lot of heart, but its extremely short runtime and awkward controls hold it back. While the relaxing atmosphere and wholesome message are enjoyable, the experience ends just as it feels like it’s getting started. It’s a nice game for those looking for a brief, laidback adventure, but players hoping for something with a little depth may be left wanting more.

While it has some simple cozy charms, there’s simply not much to do, and what there is could have been better implemented.