Cat Quest for the Nintendo Switch is an open-world action role-playing game developed by The Gentlebros and published by PQube. It launched on November 10, 2017, and this page covers the region-free NSP release plus the separate update package, so you can bring the base game and its patch together in one place. The download is 244 MB, and the update file adds another 141 MB.

What makes Cat Quest stand out is its focus. The entire map is a single landmass called Felingard, and every character is a cat. You play as a cat on a quest to rescue your kidnapped sister, and the game leans into that premise with pun-heavy dialogue, quick real-time combat, and a compact world that rewards exploration. It is the kind of RPG you can finish in a weekend or stretch across several sessions if you chase every side dungeon.

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Cat Quest Switch NSP Technical Specifications

The table above reflects the real metadata for this release. The version number is an estimate based on the update package labeled v131072 in the source listing; treat it as a guide rather than a confirmed build string.

What You Get in This Release

This listing bundles two separate downloads. The first is the base game NSP, which contains the full Cat Quest campaign. The second is the update package, which patches the game to the newer build. If you are setting up the game on a modded Switch or an emulator, install the base NSP first and then apply the update. The region-free tag means the file is not locked to a specific territory, so it should run regardless of where your console or emulator is configured.

The game supports English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Russian. That language set is baked into the release, so you do not need a separate language pack. Title ID for the base game is 0100A2F006FBE000, which is useful if you manage your library with a tool that reads title IDs.

Key Features

• Open-world cat kingdom: Felingard is one continuous map you can roam freely, with dungeons, caves, and towns scattered across it.
• Real-time combat: You attack, dodge, and cast spells in real time rather than waiting through turn-based menus.
• Pun-driven writing: Dialogue and quest names lean heavily into cat wordplay, which gives the game a light, comedic tone.
• Loot and gear progression: Weapons and armor drop from enemies and chests, and you can upgrade them as you progress.
• Spell system: You unlock magical abilities that change how you approach fights, from area damage to healing.
• Region-free NSP: The file is not tied to a single region, which simplifies setup on modded hardware.
• Six supported languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Russian are included.

Gameplay and Story Overview

You start as a cat whose sister has been taken, and the game sends you across Felingard to track her down. The structure is straightforward: talk to NPCs, take quests, clear dungeons, and level up. Combat is fast and forgiving, with a dodge roll that lets you avoid enemy attacks and a set of spells you unlock over time. The game does not overwhelm you with systems. You get gear, you get spells, and you get a map full of places to explore.

The world is compact by RPG standards, which works in its favor. You are never far from the next point of interest, and the game keeps a steady pace. If you enjoy action RPGs that respect your time, this one fits. If you prefer deep build customization or long, branching narratives, the scope here is smaller than what you would find in a full-length RPG. That is a fair tradeoff to note: Cat Quest is deliberately lean.

If you like quest-driven adventures with a humorous edge, you may also want to look at Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest, which shares the lighter, story-forward approach.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Fast, accessible combat; compact open world that is easy to navigate; charming cat-themed writing; small download size at 244 MB; region-free NSP with six languages.
• Cons: The game is short compared to larger RPGs; the update is a separate 141 MB download rather than bundled; the version number in this listing is estimated, so confirm the build after installing.

Version Freshness and Publisher Details

The base game released on November 10, 2017. This listing was published on June 10, 2020, and includes the update package labeled v131072. The developer is The Gentlebros and the publisher is PQube. Because the update is distributed as a separate file, check that you have both the base NSP and the update before you launch the game. If you only install the base file, you will be running the original build without the patch.

On the trust side, the listing provides direct file hosts and a clear file size for each package. It does not include a malware scan report, so verify files with your own tools before installing. The source notes that no password is used on the game files, and it recommends updating your extraction software if you run into password prompts or CRC errors.

Installation Guidance

This release is an NSP file, not a Windows installer. To use it, you need either a modded Nintendo Switch or an emulator such as Yuzu or Ryujinx on your PC. The source listing points to a video guide for jailbreaking or hacking a Switch, and it recommends Goldleaf as the NSP installer. Install the base NSP first, then the update NSP. If you are extracting RAR files, use WinRAR or 7-Zip, and make sure you have all parts before extracting.

For emulator users, the same order applies: load the base NSP, then apply the update. The region-free tag means you should not need to change your console or emulator region to get the game running.

Download Links

Base Game (RF) – 244 MB

MegaUp | Zippyshare | Mediafire | Mega | 1fichier

Update (v131072) (RF) – 141 MB

MegaUp | Zippyshare | Mediafire | Mega | 1fichier

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Who This Is For

This release suits players who already have a way to run NSP files and want a compact action RPG with a lighter tone. It is also a reasonable pick if you are new to Switch emulation and want a small file to test your setup before committing to larger titles. If you are looking for a long, systems-heavy RPG, the scope here may feel limited. If you want something you can pick up quickly and finish without a massive time investment, Cat Quest fits that space well.

For a different flavor of quest-driven RPG, Infinity Strash: DRAGON QUEST The Adventure of Dai offers a more action-heavy take on the genre.

If you like this game, buy it and support the developers.

Recommended For You: If you enjoy this game, also check out Fuck’s Quest II for more top-rated gameplay.

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