Sushi Cat

We all know our feline friends are partial to a bit fish now and then but who would have thought that they’d actually go ahead and open a sushi restaurant. This quirky 5 reel, 25 payline free online slots with bonuses comes with bonus rounds, free spins and all the familiar items of your favourite sushi house.

About the Developer

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About the Game

Sushi Cat is what the titles suggests really, a Sushi loving puss. And why not? Although on first firing up this basic little ditty you could be forgiven for thinking it looks terribly outdated and how can this mind-numbing soundtrack be turned off. But, outdated graphics are never an indication of a bad game, and Sushi Cat is a prime example. However, the music doesn’t help.

The story is simple. Our purple coloured puss decides to fatten up and figures eating stacks of sushi will do the trick. Speaking from personal experience, it works! Anyhow, he wanders into a sushi place and the game begins. Play the best online slots with cute characters and setting today!

If you have played the Japanese pastime, Pachinko, or the Cult fave, Peggle, the cartoonish layout and gameplay will be familiar to you. Each level is made up of various peg-style layouts with different bumpers encasing rows of the prime target, delicious sushi. Taking control of your chopsticks, you can move puss left or right, choosing when and where to drop him for maximum sushi munching success.

Each level dictates the number of tries you get and the number of sushi pieces puss has to eat in order to achieve ‘Full Belly'. Be warned, once you let puss go, your control is over and you are left watching as he floats and bounces from one peg platform to another. He can also bump up your score bouncing off various bonus and multiplier obstacles during his descent.

Ultimately, Sushi Cat is a game of chance and this stirs up plenty of fun and excitement. Furthermore, it's hard not to be impressed by the overall achievement of Sushi Cat. Puss floats and bounces about the playing field resembling a pliable sponge bag and he is at the mercy of real-time physics.

He fattens as he eats and you will notice this affects his mobility and speed. Once you let him loose, he can end up anywhere on the board, can be squashed or caught between moving platforms and tightly packed pegs.

Five boxes line the bottom. Left to right they are worth 25, 100 - 50 - 100, 25 and where puss will land, is anyone's guess, but the final destination is tallied to your end score. There is a good variety of level designs, but all in all, it's a pretty short outing with just fifteen levels in total.

On screen, you can see your Sushi score along the bottom. Right is a graphical representation of sushi pieces gathering in puss' tum. A revolving sushi bar is top right and the amount of sushi puss still needs to eat displayed above. Simple gameplay, fairly basic but it does exactly what it says on the tin.

The Verdict

The main achievement of Sushi Cat is realistic physics and because of this, it is a game worth playing. Trying to achieve the set goals and getting puss on the track is tricky, unpredictable and loads of fun!

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