This charming cyberpunk cat sim scratched my exploration itch just right and provided me with an enjoyable short experience, even if I felt it was too short. The puzzles are very light, the NPCs a delight with their quests and their own unique language. There were several nooks and crannies to discover which provided more insight into the world or a place to rest my weary paws.

I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a short game experience, light mechanics and enjoy a dystopian cyberpunk vibe.

Before this game came out I decided to not follow anything about it, but I had seen a .gif of the cat climbing around, so I started referring to it as “Cat-Uncharted”, and I think I was somewhat right in the end.
This game was not all I was expecting, but more.
There is not much to say, in my opinion. You play as a cat in a post-apocalyptic world that gets separated from his cat friends and has to find his way out of the situation. The world is well written and the way you slowly get to understand what happened keeps you hooked.
The game plays great, the controls are very responsive and the graphics and animations are insanely detailed. So much that sometimes I would just stop and look at the cat idling.
Performances on PC are not perfect, there is some stutter, especially when loading a new area, but it’s not unplayable and it does not happen that often.
The game is the right length in my opinion in the first playthrough, being a puzzle/platformer game, and with completism, it becomes long enough to justify the purchase at full price.
Some of the achievements are really fun to pursue, especially the one about speedrunning the whole game within a set amount of hours.
Although the game has no difficulty selector, one of the achievements is very tricky and could frustrate some people, so keep that in mind.

A small project with a unique vision that hit all the right points.
Between Stray and 12 Minutes, I think Annapurna is on a roll!
That said, for me, this was easily a 9/10!

J’ai vraiment bien aimé ce jeu cool et chill. Le gameplay est un gameplay à la troisième personne. On contrôle un petit chat qui a un compagnon robot avec lui et qui doit résoudre des mystères sur le monde, dans un monde open world assez petit. L’ambiance du jeu est calme, mais à la fois un peu stressante. Il y’a également quelques petites missions secondaires par ci par là. J’ai bien aimé l’univers un peu cyberpunk, mélangé entre robot et nature. Malheureusement, ce qui m’a déçu, c’est que l’histoire principale est trop courte, la fin m’a beaucoup déçue, je m’attendais à voir autre chose, je ne pensais pas que ça se finirait comme ça. Quand aux quêtes secondaires, trop peu et pas assez longues. Je note quand même Stray 3 étoiles car c’est pas non plus un jeu horrible, je veux dire, le gameplay est cool, l’ambiance aussi, malgrès l’histoire qui je trouve est pour moi bâclée.