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About This Game Immerse yourself in the virtual world of Konrad the Kitten and experience the first virtual cat that feels like a real one.Konrad, the cute kitten, needs a helping hand and lots of love. You have to satisfy his needs and desires: Give him his cat food in the kitchen, put him in his litter box, let him take a ride in a hot-air-balloon and lots more!A particular highlight for all cat fans is the unique plush toy mode. This feature brings your favorite plush toy to life as a virtual cat, letting you feel like it's really there. Hold it, cuddle it and play with it as though it were your real pet.As you gain Konrad's love and affection, you unlock new features. It is your job to make Konrad happy, and you have access to various rooms and areas in which to do so. In the Dress Room, you can unlock more than 50 accessories and dress you kitten any way you want. How about cool glasses, a funny little hat or a suit for Konrad? You can even change the color of his coat.Play pawsome mini-games and win valuable coins. Hunt mice with Konrad, and catch as many of the nimble rodents as you can. Put your skills and reactions to the test in the fishing game. Or try out the obstacle course, guiding Konrad carefully and skilfully through rings. The more you care for him, the faster his experience increases and his love for you grows. Look after him daily and care for him as though he were a real furry friend.Watch out: In Version 2.0 Konrad is all grown up and he's not alone any more. Little orphaned kittens are looking for a home and Konrad has to take care of them. The kittens sleep in their basket during the day, but at night they wake up. You and Konrad have to feed the kittens, clean them, play with them and find them when they get lost.Cuteness overload awaits all cat fans in this unique virtual reality game. Experience a new way to combine real life and virtual reality. Will you be the purrfect pal for Konrad? 1075eedd30 Title: Konrad's KittensGenre: Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:FusionPlayPublisher:FusionPlayRelease Date: 23 Feb, 2018 Konrad's Kittens Full Crack [cheat] Great practical and fun demonstration of the mixed realities concept, we plan on running the game at a university-based science event alongside our students work.Running on the Oculus via the Steam application and we had no issues (aside from our rubber bands holding down the trigger accidentally).The games themselves are fun and easy, needing no instructions - only wish there was more of them (but that is coming in the new update i hear).Based on the 10-15 people we have tried it on today, the immersion is quick people getting attached to the little critter already.Konrad also being great at support and swift at answering our questions too.I see some people have asked who this game is for and I would guess its for people who want to explore other ways to interact in VR and use real world objects to merge senses more. Certainly a lot of children are enjoying it.Keep up the development please, would love to see more animations and interactions - maybe use of the mic to call your cat over or curse !Thanks again. Freakishly adorable kitten simulator.. A nicely conceived game. My 8yo loves playing.Being a tamgotchi game, where you take care of a virtual pet, you fulfill the needs of the cat. You perform different tasks by placing the cat in different areas, where it will animate, and fulfill the need.You can also purchase acccessories for your animal, at a shop, with coins you earn, by playing the game.The neat twist, is that you can attach your controller to a physical plush toy, and thus get the feel of a physical toy, with the in game visuals.The actual interaction has you moving the plush toy\\controller onto different spots, in the screen, picking up, putting down, or rotating the cat so that it's upside down. It's well done, as it doesn't require pressing buttons, so it's more like interacting with an animal, and less like a video game.The game does require a quick set up by an adult, and the gameplay itself is not exactly complex, but the player does need to understand the symbols, and what they mean. It's too complex for a toddler, but somewhere around 8yo is perfect, probably younger, too, depending on the kid.Being a tamagotchi game, it is meant to be played in 5-10 min bursts per day, but there is a command option at start that you can set to reset the timer aka energy meter, so you can play multiple times, or have multiple people play in a 12hr span.The graphics are nicely implemented, and the music is sweet, but it can be turned off if it annoys you. The animations are good, and not over the top.The game itself seems well optimized. I can crank the SS up to 150%, and only get motion smoothing on the area selection screen, but no issues in the rest of the game. This is with a 1080ti. CPU is not an issue.The dev has a roadmap for upcoming additions, and events. Well worth the time for a kiddo, or anyone who likes playing with tamagotchi.Definitely reccomended.. Looking forward to future development. This is as awesome concept and something cat lovers will enjoy. I'm not much of a cat person but still had fun playing. I would like to see an option to be able to reset the game to let multiple people play with Konrad in one day. I set up the vive for demos at parties and this would be a cool game for kids to play but I'm unable to play with Konrad after finishing the tasks for the day. Using both controlers would be neat with 2 different cats.... they could interact together. Great idea and can't wait to play with Konrad tomorrow and for future updates.. There's a game in the Lab where you pet a dog-like thing and play with it a bit and it reacts in a way that really spells out the potential of VR. I'd expected to see something like that here.That's not the case. You cannot pet the cat with your controller, your controller is the cat. It moves unrealistically, because your controller does not move like a cat. The cat barely moves at all. The cat never looks at you. It even sleeps with its eyes open.I thought this must be a game only small kids would enjoy, but I feel like even they would need to be pretty naive for this. You couldn't put this kind of game in a VR arcade. The last part of the game I played was a minigame where where you have to catch mice before they escape into random holes that magically appear, but at this point I may as well have been playing hungry hungry hippos. There was no virtual realism to the cat at all.. Thumbs up simply because I love the sheer innovativeness and originality of combining a VR controller with a real life plush toy\/object. More interactive 'scenes' seem to unlock the longer you play (so everything's not open at once), and I don't think I'll play it long enough to unlock much more, but like I said, throwing my money here because it's such a neat idea