Video Game developer Chris Chung is set to give the fully completed release of his PC game Catlateral Damage an official release in 2014.
Catlateral Damage puts you in the skin of a naughty cat left to his own devices in his owner’s house with the goal of knocking as many objects over and off shelves and tables as possible within the time span of two minutes. This game is a fun tongue-in-cheek commentary on the mischievous and often troublesome nature of cats. Cats often seem to enjoy exasperating their owners by knocking things down when they are not looking.
Catlateral Damage is a must-play PC game for anyone who’s ever owned one or more cats in their lifetime, and wants to have a good laugh over their cat’s antics.
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Catlateral Damage Revels in Cat Related Mischief
Trend Themes
1. Virtual Pet Experience - Developing virtual games that allow players to experience life as a pet or animal could be a new trend in the gaming industry.
2. Simulation Games - There is a rising trend in the gaming industry for simulation games that allow for immersive experiences in everyday scenarios, such as being a cat.
3. Humorous Game Commentary - Developing games that use humor to comment on everyday situations can be a successful trend in the gaming industry.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - The gaming industry has an opportunity to create more animal simulation games that provide players with a new and fun way to experience life as pets.
2. Entertainment - Entertainment companies could develop TV shows and movies that showcase the humorous and often troublesome nature of pets, such as cats who love to knock things over.
3. Pet Products - Companies that make pet products can create toys and accessories that appeal to cat owners who appreciate the mischievous nature of cats in a playful way.