Catherine: Full Body

Catherine is a platform- and adventure game made by ATLUS and Studio Zero, and it is about an earnest and kind 32-year-old man named Vincent Brooks. He has been with his girlfriend, Katherine McBride, for several years now; she's fully committed to the relationship, while Vincent is not, and this leads to a messy affair with another girl who's far more carefree and tempting... and her name is also Catherine! How will Vincent fix the situation? Well, this is also a choice-making game, so the choice you make will determine Vincent's inner ideas and the ending of the story.

So, what exactly is Catherine: Full Body?

Catherine: Full Body is a remake (some like to call it a sequel) of the original, Catherine!

Catherine: Full Body was released for the PlayStation 4 in the beginning of year 2019, but in summer 2020 got released for the Nintendo Switch, which gave me a chance to finally play this game and enjoy it without having to look at gameplays on YouTube and miss out on all the fun!

ATLUS added ofcourse new things into the remake, but the main noticeable thing is that... in this remake, a third woman appears in Vincent's life! A cute and innocent girl named Rin (short for Qatherine) crosses paths with Vincent after he saves her one night from a stalker. She has temporary amnesia and is incredibly pure as a person, with new looks and perspectives on life that Vincent himself never thought about, making him attracted to Rin. Now you've got 3 girls to choose from... who are you going to choose?

Some other additional contents to the game were more possible endings (there are 13 endings in Catherine: Full Body), the game's puzzles are easier than the original (you can also now pick "Safety Difficulty", which makes you able to skip entire puzzles), a new puzzle mode called "Remix", new drink (Wine) is added to the bar, fresh and new cutscenes and dialouges... yeah, both big and small changes and twists to Catherine: Full Body!

Well then, the final question: Would I recommend Catherine: Full Body? YES! Without a doubt, this game is one you cannot miss. It has so much to offer, yes, but the game is about you. After all, you are the one who will choose Vincent's fate based on your own personal thoughts on relationships and life. Will you try to win Katherine back, get tempted into the catherine affair or try something completely different with Qatherine? That is all up to you, viewers. Overall rating of Catherine: Full Body, 8,5/10!

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