Stray if it was good. This is what happens when you actually stick to a vision instead of blowing your entire budget on Sonymaxxing.

It's a delightful mixture of Untitled Goose Game and Goat Simulator–with a little Breath of the Wild for good measure–wrapped into a delightfully dense, vertical, but manageable open world.

While the controls are a bit janky, it's hard to complain when the game purposefully lacks friction and instead gets by on the strengths of its exploration, tone, and quest design.

Super cute, sometimes funny, and usually pretty wholesome chungus. But this is definitely a game by people who actually understand cats. I remember soyfacing extremely hard when I came across a cucumber, and the cat jumped 16 feet into the air.

It's concise, confident, and a great way to spend an afternoon.

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ugh. i want to hate it but i can't. the art style they chose actually works really well & the sims are cute. after playing with multitasking it hurts to go back to the old ones, despite them being better in every way. building houses is so relaxing & fun instead of grinding your teeth like 2 & 3. TS4 spoils you in ways but also breaks your heart. ea completely abandoning the cutsey lore between the families hurts. they took a lot of the maxis easter eggs & silly bits to become a gen z simulator. but i can't quit it. i still play the other 3 pretty often but the quality of life (when the game works) is so much better.