Probably my favorite narrative game of the year. The script is both hilarious and willfully verbose, setting the tone early and gripping on until the conclusion. There's little in the way of conventional adventure game puzzles, but the game sometimes subverts conventional genre norms in very funny ways. My absolute favorite was the sewer safe sequence. Cat Detective Albert Wilde demonstrates how to use Unity assets for the forces of good. Anyone who appreciates absurdist humor will be delighted.

Genuinely enjoyed this! Mostly its the characters and the script - it does a lot with a little. There's not much puzzle solving FYI, but that's OK. The main character and the voice acting is charming, the plot is generally compelling, and the visual style also goes a long way.

This game has some similarities to [i]Chicken Police[/i] (film noir style with anthropomorphized animals), but here you play from a first person perspective rather than through a PnC interface, which makes it look even more like an old movie. It also takes its story in a very different direction. Overall the game is pretty enjoyable, although the dialogue gets a little excessive later in the game. And it desperately needed more voice-acting. Rating: ★★★★☆

This has got to be the strangest game I have ever played. But it was fun. I enjoyed it and I do recommend it. You have to love dialog however, because there is a lot of dialog including corny jokes. The save feature was a little bothersome. Because of all the dialog, I would have preferred to be able to save at will, however SAVE appears only after certain events take place (a floppy in the right-top corner of the screen) and not often enough, which means you will have to play longer to reach a SAVE then you might want to play. The man-animal characters are graphically done pretty cool and the FEEL of the game is black n' white 40's detective. I say, if you're can play a game with a lot of dialog with no jump scares or the need to shoot something - and you like strange - give the game a try.