Cat Quest
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Cat Quest is a 2017 open-world action RPG built entirely around cats, puns, and quick, readable combat. You play a cat whose sister has been catnapped, and your search sends you across the continent of Felingard — a map drawn in the style of old overworld charts, dotted with dungeons, towns, and talking felines. The game arrives here in two regional builds: CUSA09626 (USA, v1.01) and CUSA09499 (EUR, v1.01), with a second EUR upload also listed. If you want a light RPG you can finish in a weekend, or you want something a younger player can pick up without a manual, this one fits both jobs.
Cat Quest at a Glance
| Version | v1.01 (CUSA09626 USA / CUSA09499 EUR) — estimated |
| File Size | Not listed in the source — estimated 1–2 GB for the base PKG |
| OS | Windows / Mac |
| Category | Role-Playing Game (Action RPG) |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Not listed in the source |
| Release Year | 2017 |
| Languages | Multi — English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese |
Because the listing does not publish a file size or developer name, this table sticks to what the source confirms. Treat the size figure as a planning estimate, not a spec sheet.
What Cat Quest Actually Plays Like
Cat Quest keeps its systems small and legible. You move across the Felingard overworld, walk into a dungeon or a town, and the camera switches to a top-down view for real-time combat. Attacks are directional, magic runs on a cooldown, and dodging is a roll with a short window — so fights reward timing more than stat grinding. Loot drops from chests and enemies, and equipment slots let you push damage, defense, or spell power in whichever direction you prefer.
The structure is quest-driven. A main line follows Drakoth, the villain behind your sister's disappearance, and side quests branch off from the cast of cat characters you meet along the way. Those side quests are where most of the humor lives: the writing leans hard on cat puns, and the tone stays playful from the first minute to the last. You can wander off the main path at almost any point, which is what makes the open-world label honest rather than decorative.
If you enjoy quest-driven RPGs with a strong map layer, the site also carries A Knight's Quest, which trades cats for a knight and keeps a similar action-adventure shape. For a different flavor of the same quest formula, Ape Quest is worth a look as well.
Key Features
- Open-world Felingard map — a large overworld in the style of classic adventure charts, with towns, dungeons, and hidden corners to find.
- Real-time directional combat — melee swings, spells on cooldown, and a dodge roll that rewards reading enemy tells.
- Loot and equipment progression — chests and enemy drops feed a gear system you can tune toward attack, defense, or magic.
- Dungeon crawling — themed dungeons hold epic loot and optional challenges off the main route.
- Quest-heavy structure — a main story about Drakoth and your catnapped sister, plus a large set of side quests from Felingard's residents.
- Cat-themed writing — characters, story beats, and dialogue built on puns and a light comedic tone.
- Seven-language support — English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese in the EUR build.
- Two regional builds — USA (CUSA09626) and EUR (CUSA09499), both at v1.01.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: Low barrier to entry — the controls and combat rules are easy to grasp without a tutorial grind.
- Pros: The overworld map makes exploration readable; you always know roughly where you are and what is nearby.
- Pros: Consistent comedic identity; the cat puns are the point, not an afterthought.
- Pros: Multi-language support covers a wide spread of players.
- Cons: The light tone and simple systems will feel thin to players who want deep build crafting or a long campaign.
- Cons: Combat depth is limited by design — the dodge-and-swing loop carries most fights.
- Cons: The source listing does not publish a file size or developer name, so you cannot verify those details before downloading.
Version Freshness and Regional Builds
Both regional packages sit at v1.01, so the USA and EUR releases are on the same patch level. The USA entry (CUSA09626) includes a base game package plus a separate 1.01 update package, each with its own mirror set. The EUR entry (CUSA09499) appears twice in the listing: one upload at v1.01 with language details for English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese, and a second upload without a version tag. If you are matching a specific region, check the CUSA ID before you grab a file — the two IDs are not interchangeable.
Passwords are published alongside the mirrors. The USA package and the first EUR upload use DLPSGAME.COM; the second EUR upload uses hako. You will need the correct password to extract, so copy it before you close the page.
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Cat Quest
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Multi
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2017
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RPG
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CUSA09626 – USA (v1.01)
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CUSA09499 – EUR
Cat Quest is an open world RPG set in the pawsome world of cats! In search of your catnapped sister you pounce into the massive continent of Felingard — a world crafted in the style of overworld maps of yore and purrrring with cat-tastic characters, stories, and puns!
Leap into a grand adventure in purrsuit of the evil Drakoth and your catnapped sister! Explore Felingard’s huge overworld map, risk life and limb delving into dungeons for epic loot, and lend a paw to a furry cast of characters in a flurry of side quests.
Who Cat Quest Is For
You will get the most from Cat Quest if you want an RPG you can dip into for thirty minutes and still make progress. The quest log is straightforward, the map is readable, and the combat does not demand frame-perfect execution. Parents looking for a game a younger player can navigate alone will find the tone and difficulty curve friendly. Players who prefer long, systems-heavy RPGs with layered crafting and deep skill trees should set expectations accordingly — this is a compact game, not a sprawling one.
It also works well as a palate cleanser between heavier titles. The whole experience is built around short loops: take a quest, cross the map, clear a dungeon, come back with loot. That rhythm is the appeal.
Practical Notes Before You Install
Start by confirming which package you need. The USA build (CUSA09626) and the EUR build (CUSA09499) are separate downloads, and the EUR listing includes both a v1.01 upload and an untagged upload. Download the base game file and the update file when the listing splits them, then extract with the matching password listed above.
Mirrors are spread across Mediafire, Akirabox, Vikingfile, 1Fichier, Filecrypt, and Mega depending on the package, so if one host is slow or blocked in your region, switch to another rather than waiting. The listing also points to a separate guide download and a tool download for handling PKG files — useful if this is your first time working with this format. No malware-scan results or safety certifications are published in the source, so verify files with your own tools before running anything.
Final Take
Cat Quest earns its following with a clear pitch: a big cat-filled map, snappy combat, and writing that never takes itself seriously. The v1.01 builds for both USA and EUR regions are current, the language support is broad, and the download structure is transparent about which file belongs to which region. Check your CUSA ID, grab the right password, and you can be exploring Felingard shortly after.


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