This is more of a neutral review rather than positive but there's enough good here that it's hard to give this a thumbs down.

I think the ultimate problem with this game is the lack of content outside of the main objectives of the game including the main tasks, the side quests, and the worldbuilding. That sounds strange since that seems like it should be enough but far too often there's exactly one way to approach a problem or one path to accomplish a task. For many games this is fine but somehow in framing the game around being a cat it feels very limiting. The effect is that the game constantly feels like you're coming up against the invisible walls.

However, it does successfully tell its story, have reasonably memorable characters/moments, a good mix of activities, and creativity in its world and design. You probably won't regret playing it but you will also probably be left feeling like it could've been more.

This is more of a neutral review rather than positive but there's enough good here that it's hard to give this a thumbs down. I think the ultimate problem with this game is the lack of content outside of the main objectives of the game including the main tasks, the side quests, and the worldbuilding. That sounds strange since that seems like it should be enough but far too often there's exactly one way to approach a problem or one path to accomplish a task. For many games this is fine but somehow in framing the game around being a cat it feels very limiting. The effect is that the game constantly feels like you're coming up against the invisible walls. However, it does successfully tell its story, have reasonably memorable characters/moments, a good mix of activities, and creativity in its world and design. You probably won't regret playing it but you will also probably be left feeling like it could've been more.