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Eek! The Cat

Nintendo Super NES

Release Date: 1994

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"Eek! The Cat" is a platform video game developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), based on the animated TV series "Eek! The Cat". Released in 1994 by Ocean Software, the game mirrors the slapstick and comedic style of its television counterpart, providing players with a unique blend of humor and challenge. The game's plot revolves around Eek’s attempt to help his girlfriend, Annabelle, through various dangerous scenarios while trying to avoid disasters and mishaps that can arise from his well-intentioned but often clumsy actions. The gameplay is distinctively non-violent, reflecting the show’s emphasis on comic misfortune and ironic setbacks rather than fighting or aggression.

The gameplay of "Eek! The Cat" involves guiding Eek through multiple levels where the objective is to safely navigate Annabelle’s environment, manipulating objects and obstacles to clear a path for her. Eek must accomplish this while managing not to hurt himself or exacerbate situations, which often results in humorous animations and sequences typical of cartoon slapstick. Unique for its time, the game requires players not only to protect the main character but also to think critically about the effects of their actions on the surroundings—anticipating challenges before they jeopardize the mission. Despite its ties to the popular TV show, the game received mixed reviews, with praise for its originality and faithful adaptation of the series' humor, but criticism for some repetitive gameplay mechanics and the difficulty level of its puzzles. Nonetheless, "Eek! The Cat" has been remembered as a quirky and memorable part of the SNES game library, offering a different flavor from the typical platformers of the era.

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