SpecialEffect's accessible GameBase

ipod Touch, iPhone and iPad - Armor Games

This game is cutesy, real cutesy. Everything in Sushi Cat’s world smiles, the sun smiles, the hills smile, sushi smiles and not even being squished between two moving platforms till his head balloons out of shape will stop Sushi Cat from smiling.

The aim of the game is to drop Sushi Cat from a pair of chopsticks, down through each stage, so he can gobble enough sushi to open up the next stage. You hold your finger on him, drag him left or right, then let him go and watch him fall, simples.

There’s a selection of baskets at the bottom of each stage labelled 25, 50, 100 or 200 points so there is challenge to be found in collecting points, but as access to the next stage is only granted by the amount of sushi collected, I personally don’t pay any attention to the amount of points I’ve scored. I do however find myself replaying stages, to try and collect every single piece of sushi, just for the challenge. There’s no danger or pitfalls of any kind in Sushi Cat, so no way of losing lives and you can try a stage as many times as you want. I can confidently say I have never been even slightly annoyed whilst playing this game. This game is good switch-your-brain-off-happy-happy fun and for 69p it’s well worth a go.

Also available to play online on: http://armorgames.com/play/5379/sushi-cat