How you respond to these choices affects a morality meter that isn’t technically good vs bad, but more in favour of the female protagonist that you have the most interest in. The story elements of the game play out by allowing you to roam the Stray Sheep, chatting to your friends and the strangers that dwell at the bar, whilst the multitude of story branches are determined by your email interactions with the female protagonists and within the confessional booth located in the nightmare sections of the game.
You can literally make the games relationship thread follow that of the original release, however, Rin’s inclusion is seamlessly included into the game through new and re-recorded cutscenes – altogether, Atlus has done an incredible job of fitting including her in a natural way. Rather surprisingly, considering that the inclusion of Rin as a main selling point of the re-release, your choices can have a major impact as to how much or little Rin plays within the relationship part of the story. Where Catherine: Full Body greatly departs from the original game is by further complicating Vincent’s relationship issues by adding a third love interest, the rather innocent and cute Rin, who begins to work at the Stray Sheep as a piano player and also moves in as Vincent’s next-door neighbour. As such, he finds himself led astray and ends up drunkenly cheating on Katherine with the provocative blonde bombshell and aptly named ‘Catherine’.
Vincent is unable to fully commit to Katherine and is unsettled by the talk of marriage. Set in Vincent’s local bar, the Stray Sheep, which is where he meets with friends to get drunk and escape from his issues, the story mainly focuses on Vincent’s relationship with his long-term girlfriend, Katherine. The story of Catherine: Full Body follows Vincent, a man in his early 30’s, who is struggling to come to terms with his adult responsibilities.
Catherine: Full Body also saw an initial release back in late 2019 on the PlayStation 4 and now, almost a year later, the game debuts on the Nintendo Switch.
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Have you ever had a nightmare where you are being chased up a tower of blocks by an evil giant deranged baby, or have demonic sheep that want to push you off to your doom? I hadn’t until I played Catherine: Full Body! Taking a huge departure from what you would expect from games developer Atlus, who are renowned for their Role Playing Game series, Persona, Catherine: Full Body is instead a merge of two genres – during the day it’s a social simulation visual novel with distinct adult themes, then at night the gameplay changes into a twisted nightmare hellscape of tower block puzzles.Ītlus also have a tendency for releasing remade/enhanced ports of there titles a few years down the line and Catherine: Full Body is no different, with it being a greatly enhanced port of the originally released ‘Catherine’, which came to PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and the Xbox 360 back in 2011, with a PC port launching back in 2019.
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