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2.8 / 5

Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Action
Player Perspective
Top-down
Developers
Magic Pockets
Publishers
Electronic Arts
Release date
July 20, 2004

Summary

The Game Boy Advance version of Catwoman leans into a comic‑book aesthetic, swapping the realistic 3D of its console cousins for bold, panel‑like graphics. It plays as a third‑person action‑platformer where you can climb walls, swing from metal poles, and explore levels that feel reminiscent of early Tomb Raider titles.

Puzzle sections break up the platforming, and the combat system lets you string together simple combos and upgrade moves as you progress. Despite the ambitious scope—around a hundred Argonaut staff poured into the project, making it the studio’s biggest effort before a long hiatus—the GBA build landed with mixed reactions, earning a 61/100 on Metacritic.

Fans of the film’s vibe might appreciate the inclusion of Halle Berry’s likeness and Jennifer Hale’s voice work, even if critics pointed out clunky camera angles and an overly simple combat loop. In the end, Catwoman on GBA stands out as a quirky, comic‑styled side‑step from its more polished console siblings.

Storyline

Catwoman on the Game Boy Advance loosely follows the film’s plot. The story centers on Patience Phillips, a shy office worker at the Hedare corporate empire, who accidentally uncovers her employers’ dark secret. After being murdered, she is revived by a supernatural Egyptian cat that grants her feline abilities. Reborn as the titular Catwoman, she sets out on a quest for revenge against the people who tried to kill her. The game’s narrative focuses on her transformation and the ensuing battle against those who nearly murdered her.

Edited by Maya Carter

Game Screenshots

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single