Netflix recently released the Cat Burglar cartoon that takes you on a nostalgic trip with its vintage animation. However, what makes this new cartoon unique is its interactive experience.
Cat Burglar is an interactive cartoon by Charlie Brooker, the person who gave us the incredible Black Mirror series.
The show features Rowdy, who wants to rob a painting from a museum. However, the guard dog Peanut does everything in his power to stop the criminal.
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Cat Burglar Interactive Quiz Explained
Interestingly, Cat Burglar on Netflix presents you with trivia questions like “What Does a Vampire Hate” or “A GPS device says” at crucial moments. With that, you are presented with six options divided into three stages. And obviously, you have to select the correct option in each stage. If you get all the correct answers, Rowdy will move forward to the next hurdle.
However, if you don’t get the three right answers within the time limit, Rowdy will fail to cross the hurdle, losing a life in the process. Rowdy gets three lives, meaning you have three chances to get Rowdy to steal the painting. And if you lose all three lives, you have to start the entire thing all over again.
Stages in Cat Burglar
The Netflix Interactive show presents you with different stages. The first stage lets you enter the Museum property by climbing over the wall. After that, you have to distract the guard Dog Peanut and get rid of the surveillance system. Then, you have to face off the Guard Dog Peanut multiple times and steal the vault key from him. Once you have the vault key, you have to reach the paining without getting detected by the lasers.
Interestingly, if you complete every stage on a single try, you can finish the cartoon within 15 minutes. However, if you fail, there is an animation of around 90 minutes to take you through different scenarios.
