Catabomber vs Murmur
Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both games, side by side — with what reviewers say about each.
Catabomber
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Get the Catabomber and start exploring mysterious dungeons. This is an old-school arcade game from the 80s - 90s. Remember your forgotten childhood! Features: Beautiful old-fashioned pixel-art style graphic design. Classic strategic, maze-based style gameplay disposes to a leisurely pleasant game. Pleasant and a bit gloomy soundtrack from Edvard Grieg. Play offline, no internet connection required. Game contains a single player campaign with 100 levels. Defeat an unusual edible boss in the final showdown. You don't have to earn money to upgrade your hero. Just play, because you are a cat. Forget about timers, play calmly! How to play: Create your own collection of rare artifacts, just for fun. Find a way through different levels full of dangerous monsters and numerous puzzles. Blow up enemies with bombs. Destroy walls and objects. Solve puzzles. Use the map and radar to survive in an underground maze. Use the zoom for comfortable gaming. Completed levels can be played over and over again if you want. The destruction of the last monster is your victory. Do it quickly or stretch the pleasure. Don't waste bombs, use them wisely. Be careful with flasks and cans, they contain biohazards. Prizes are hidden in the walls, look for them. Game objects: Solid walls - they cannot be destroyed. Soft walls - can be destroyed by explosion. May contain prizes. Bomb Box - Contains 10 extra bombs for you. Can detonate from fire. Bamboo Box - Wooden box that is easy to move and can be destroyed. Explosive steel box - It can be moved. Explosive object. Has a large radius of damage. Biohazard glass jar - There are three different sizes. Contain cockroaches. Biohazard fuel canister - There are three different sizes. Contain armored cockroaches. Stone cube - It cannot be destroyed, but it can be moved. Still Barrier - It can be moved. Not destroyed. Does not protect against explosions. Concrete Barrier - It can be moved. Not destroyed. Protects against explosions. Rotating door - A miracle of mechanics with a spring mechanism inside. Flipper door - The door allows one way and does not let back. This could be a trap. Portal - moves you from point A to point B and back. Nuke - Nuclear button destroying all enemies in the maze Helmet Box - A box with a helmet inside. The helmet protects you from the enemy once. Your enemies: Cockroaches - dumb, blind and slow. Armored cockroaches - very slow and blind, but have the iron shell. Red bugs - can see you and show aggression. They suffer from diarrhea. Scrambled eggs - not an omelet, a dangerous creature that multiplies like an infusorian. Piglets - just meat for your bombs. The swamp is not your enemy. It's safe ... almost. Landmine - hides in the ground. Don't step on it. Turrets - unable to walk, but this does not make them less dangerous. Electric turret - fries you through any walls and objects. Electric Barrier - suitable for roasting enemies and cats. Tank - a stun gun on wheels. Boss - He's really terrible. It's edible but terrible.
Murmur
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A flock. A finger. A fading sky. Murmur is a meditative arcade game about leading a flock of birds through a slowly darkening sunset. Drag your finger across the screen and the flock follows — soft, weightless, alive. Snack on glowing bugs to grow, chase blue stars for a sudden boost of wings, and read the wind to slip past obstacles before the dusk closes in. It's calm at first. Then the spires get taller, the hawks get hungrier, and the sky keeps turning. There are no levels and no menus to fight. Each run is a single, unbroken murmuration: as long as your flock holds, you keep flying. Lose every bird and the sky fades to black. FEATURES • One-touch flocking — drag anywhere to steer your birds • Eat bugs to grow your flock, one feather at a time • Blue stars instantly summon +10 birds • Hawks hunt your stragglers — keep the flock tight • Trees, cliffs, spires, and rocks scroll endlessly past • Boundary kills, sky phases, super bugs, and a difficulty curve that tightens as you go • A handcrafted sunset that bleeds from amber to violet to deep night • Best distance saved locally — chase your own ghost • Soft ambient music and tactile sound design • No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. No tracking. • Plays fully offline — no internet required • Built for one-handed portrait play HOW TO PLAY Touch the screen and drag — your flock will glide toward your finger. Steer them through the gaps. Sweep low to grab bugs and grow. Snatch a blue star whenever you can. Stay clear of the hawks; they pick off birds that lag behind. The longer you fly, the faster the world scrolls and the more it asks of you. Stay loose, stay loud, stay together. Can you make the murmur last until nightfall? Murmur — a small, soft, beautiful arcade game from Peladu.
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Verdict
The clearest difference is ads: Murmur at none against Catabomber's shown. Murmur also leads on iOS requirement (13.0 vs 15.0). On price, in-app purchases and device support there is nothing between them.
Scored on Price · Rating · Positive reviews · Number of ratings · Update frequency · Ads · In-app purchases · Monetization · Best chart rank · Devices · Requires iOS
Both are free to download. Neither carries in-app purchases, so what you see is what you pay.
| Parameter | Catabomber | Murmur |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free |
| Update frequency | Every 7 months | — |
| Ads | Yes | No — better |
| In-app purchases | No | No |
| Devices | iPhone, iPad, iPod | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
| Requires iOS | 15.0 | 13.0 — better |
| Further details — not scored | ||
| Size | 49 MB | 17 MB |
| Age rating | 9+ | 4+ |
| Developer | Alexey Romanov | Abdulbakı ZIRIH |
In-app purchases
Catabomber
No in-app purchases
Murmur
No in-app purchases









