How could you possibly drag being a cat out to 6 hours of gameplay? I thought this to myself time and time again during my playthrough, until I didn't. I'd knead, scratch, nap, meow, get in a box, ruin a game of dominoes, trip robots, turn on radios, slowly knock objects off of surfaces, all in the style a cat would. I can't explain why it works so well, but it just does. The attention to detail is great as well. The atmosphere fits perfectly with the context of the story, which I actually thought was entertaining enough to not lose me. I will say that when you lose your fellow stray cats in the beginning, the end of the game kind of makes that seems meaningless, as you just walk off into the distance. I found that to be an unsatisfying ending personally. But, maybe there'll be a sequel where our goal is to find them. A very solid 8/10.