Customer Ratings & Reviews

This updated version of the 2011 title Catherine is a great way to replay the game or give it a go for the first time. With an added difficulty mode that makes the game easier for people who don’t like puzzles this allows them to experience the crazy story without getting frustrated. While veterans will enjoy the added endings and puzzles to the game.

This is a game that's quite entertaining. I played the original years ago on 2 different systems (PC & Xbox 360), and it was one I would recommend to friends who were looking for a unique game with a great story. I was worried about the direction this was going at first, but not only did they add more to the story, they added it in a way that it doesn't ruin their original creation, makes it more entertaining while holding true to what made it great in the first place. This is a game with more multiple endings that the original version, so the answer you give and the choices you make really will show up in the ending you get, so be aware of that. The levels present a decent challenge as well, and the mini game inside the game is just as good as I remember it. Get this game while you can; it's one of the best from Atlus.

It's almost like a new game, but it's still the original. Lots of new content especially with new characters added. Flows very well. Multiple endings. Multiple different ways to play and difficulties. Good puzzle game, as well as neat story based on your choices.

I loved Catherine! The original on the PS3 was great and this remake Full Body on the PS4 is even better. I will say its not for everyone though. Not everyone will enjoy its puzzle, tower building, missions. The story is great though, I love the different choices that were offered and that they mattered to the story. Make the wrong ones and our 'hero' Vincent will not be getting the ''happy ever after ending.'' If you want a thinking game however, with a different story than your typical one in video games that is mixed with a little horror and romance then this game will be for you. I personally give it 5 out of 5!

I would suggest anyone who enjoys oddball games or the persona series at least try this. It is not for everyone but the writing is good and interesting and it provides a good challenge. If you played the original they added enough to make it worth playing again. The Premium edition was worth the additional cost. The plush sheep is cute (my wife loved it) and the art book was interesting. The director wrote a short essay explaining the process that led to the idea of the game.

I really liked this game's story and how it was affected by the decisions you make. The puzzle gameplay can be challenging but thankfully it has easier modes for people who want to progress through the story with a little less stress.

The game is just as good as the original release. The packaging however, is not up to snuff for a premium collectors edition. This version of the game includes a steelbook, however the games title is not printed on the spine of the steelbook, and there is no slipcover that goes over it to resolve this issue. Every other version of the game did include the slipcover for the steelbook, and it was even included in other region's version of this product. Not sure why the premium paying fans in the US got shafted.

A lot here is really the same game from the ps3 version. There's a new character so a little bit of new story as well. This one has online play public or with a friend, for single puzzle stages only. I'm not sure the old one has online vs play. It's really a great game if you like puzzles. I only rated it 4 stars because even as it's a new game I could not find a public match in ranked or casual so online is a ghost town. I don't have any friends who have this game so that portion is just missing out the box. Got it on 9/12 finished first play though on 9/14 on normal. I'll be shooting for a different ending today! :D

This premium edition includes great extra to the game. The plush sheep is adorable and fits in the box. The metal case is quite nice. The art book is cool and seems to be of high quality. The soundtrack is on disc and that is preferable to digital. All of this fits well in the outer box.

This game is definitely a sleeper classic. The gameplay and adult themes make this stand out and anyone who has played the original version will not be disappointed. The only thing is, I don't believe we should be charged extra for dlc on top of a re-released game. Of course it has been enhanced with more content and such, but the premium edition should at least come with the dlc. Sadly it does not but this seems to be a trend with Atlus now. Otherwise I fully recommend this title.

As an owner of the original PS3 deluxe set, this makes a great addition to my collection. - The little sheep plush is cute and tiny (similarly sized to the Morgana plush from the premium P5 set) - The artbook was nice to look through - Steelbook is nice and pink - It's nice whenever a cd is included ~ I have yet to listen to the one included, but it's probably just a selection of the bgms used in the game - The overall box holds everything together nicely and is reasonable sized - Base game plays great with the new Remix mode It would've been great if the premium edition came with some dlc, but all the content released so far is very minor. Overall, this edition is pretty good for those who like to get both the game and a few extra goodies packaged together.

Catherine: Full Body is an immensely fun puzzle game. Add to that the engrossing story and slight horror elements and you have a truly fun and unique game on your hands. Even if you've played the original Catherine, I recommend checking this out for the additional endings.

I preordered this game and it came quicker than expected! The art book and sound track are interesting if you’re into merch, but the remaster looks great on PS4, not to mention the additional gameplay provided with Rin. Overall, super awesome!

Catherine has a great interesting story based on ur choices but very challenging puzzles over 200 and u can select easy mode to just watch the story unfold or test ur skills by playing online! highly recommended

Originally this game came out on the PS3 many years ago. It gets a remake treatment with better graphics and substantial additional content. A cinematic puzzle is the best way to describe it.

I always loved Catherine and was super excited for this version to launch. It's a super fun game with a great story, interesting and diverse characters, and awesome puzzle solving gameplay.

I love this set. It's not so huge that I have nowhere to put it, but it has enough fun items to make it worth checking out. It comes with an adorable plush of protagonist Vincent in his sheep form, a nice hardcover art booklet (about the size of a standard PS4 game case), a soundtrack CD, and a beautiful steelbook case (though unfortunately NOT the plastic slipcover that comes around the steelbook in the Launch Edition). All of this is in a nice box that's themed after the iconic puzzle levels in the game. The game itself is great (see my review of the Launch Edition for more on that) so I'd definitely recommend picking this up ^_^

Pros: Much like the PS3 version, the puzzles will challenge you. Cons: The English was localized to cater to Western audiences, in the original there was conversations regarding transphobia and the character's thoughts on it. Stifling the original intent of the medium is never a good thing.

I loved the game on the ps3 and I bought the collector's edition of that back in the day. I thought, although not up to the same level as the original CE, this one was great also. I love the sheep plushy and think its worth the price. The game is almost the same although there is new story added. One new girl and extra scenes. I am not sure if there are more levels because it's been a while since I played the original, but I'd have to assume there are.

I loved the original Catherine for it's great story and characters and addictive and challenging gameplay. This remaster ups the ante by adding a third Catherine, spelled Quatherine, and adding a mixed mode making for even more challenging puzzles. My one gripe is that the story line for third Quatherine is a bit shallow Right up until the climax of the game where it makes you say yes, no, or maybe to pursuing Quatherine. That aspect could have been better but over it's a great remaster. Id definitely recommend this to fans of the game and newcomers.