Felt overly familiar at the outset--an austere, borderline-minimalist exploratory indie platformer/adventure game of the sort that vacuums up critical acclaim and awards. Thankfully that's not actually the case; there's much more depth to its world than I expected, and it's often refreshingly irreverent about it too. It has personality and heart, which can go a very long way for me. The matching of this environment and these characters with a cute, realistically rendered cat is more inspired than I could have hoped for.

My roommate's cat Ellie is barely smart enough to function on a basic level, so I tried to show her the game to shame her into being less of a dipshit but she didn't even notice. Do better Ellie