This is what I wait for with anime games, with so many spectacle fighters either going down the free-to-play or cheap arena fighter route. It's only once every year or two that we get something like this. I didn't set my expectations too high cause this project had every opportunity to come out half baked, but I was absolutely blown away. There were several times while playing this when my jaw dropped with just how epic and over the top these boss fights are. They did not need to go this hard but I'm so glad they did. I hope we get more anime games like this in the future.

A very neat indie game, it nails the feeling of controlling a cat through its interactions with the world or its mannerisms, and it oozes a lot of personality despite the game's protagonist never saying a word. I really liked the atmosphere and the art direction of the game as well, both of them really strong, mixing cyberpunk with post apocalyptic elements. A lot of themes in the story fit with those elements, and while the story isn't anything grandiose, it definitely had its moments. It's a quite short game, which might be a bit disappointing, but its pacing never really tires, every level and section feels novel and there's always something interesting that grabs you, in both the linear or the open parts of the game. Some parts of the game were big "wow" moments for me. Also, difficulty wise, it probably leans to the easier side, it's a pretty chill game in general, and that's more due to the hand holding, but I'd say that it's more like the world itself guides you, rather than the game explicitly, which is a really cool touch.

Overall, it's just a very nice little game that is definitely worth your time, I very much enjoyed it.