Anicon - Animal Complex - Cat's Path

*UPDATE! I have finally finished the game and am so happy it twas not lame bunny! (MY awful attempt at Bunny humor lol! :D Most games I won't even bother going through again for other endings and extras but with this game it was worth it! Lot's of hidden gems in this game (literally!) lol! The Side Story and Epilogue had me rolling on the floor laughing! I just really love these characters so much!!! ^.^ I got about 6hrs of play from doing basically everything (besides a achievement or two) and for me it was definitely worth the money! Can't wait for the next Route to come out! <3 <3 <3 The story is predictable, but i really enjoyed how fluffy and sweet it was. I usually enjoy really complicated visual novels with lots of twist and turns and extremely deep storylines. This though was a very simple story which was actually a nice break. I was able to just relax and laugh at all the silly characters and their antics. All the characters are a lot of fun and I've really been enjoying my t...

It was very cute. I like the art style and the characters' personality through out the rather short tale. However, I feel as though there could have been more added to it, instead of just fastforwarding through the months. It honestly felt like I was just watching an episode of an anime. There was little interactions between the heroine and her forced love. There was a strong lack of any connection you feel between the characters. It felt like the makers had an idea and then rushed it. In my personal opinion I feel like the art saved it for me. If you do buy this, you're paying for the art and story, not gameplay.

A very fun game. Characteristic Art Zeiva, Very beautiful and pleasant. very funny story, it conquered you, and even if the game does not have a serious mystery, you begin to create various, just for curiosity. I had already played the demo and was waiting out in the steam so that I could get. I have not made any final so maybe when I do I will add something. I also bought this game to support Zeiva, since their game has a great story and I would like it to continue doing good games as well. Potuguês Um jogo muito divertido. Arte Caracteristica da Zeiva, Muito bonita e agradavel. História muito engraçada, ela conquistava você e mesmo que o jogo não tenha um misterio serio, você começa a criar varios, apenas por sua curiosidade. Eu ja havia jogado a Demo e estava esperando sair no steam para que eu pudesse adquirir. Eu ainda não fiz nenhum final, então talvez quando eu fizer eu venha acrescentar algo. Também comprei este jogo para apoiar a Zeiva, ja que seus jogos tem uma ...

Let's start positive, I loved the art for this game. It was super cute and adorable and well-drawn in every cutscene and background. Other than that I don't have much else to say that's positive. It felt like the game spent all its time and money on the art. There was a little left over for a storyline for the individual events but that's it. The plot overall for the whole game was lacking, the beginning of the game suggested some and then it sort of vanished. I liked the ability to pick what activities you could do during the week, but it became apparent that they really had no overall purpose/effect on the game. Basically the game was lacking which was disappointing because there seemed to be some promise. It felt as if the game wasn't fleshed out entirely. I understand this was just one pathway, but even for one path I still felt like it was missing a lot. Also I understand main characters in these sort of games are usually dumb, but this girl is so dumb it's concerning.

Anicon: Cat’s Path is a fun little otome game about Clena and her adventures with a family of boys who are cursed to turn into animals. In this path, the story is focused on the cat, Kad. He’s a super shy cat who transforms into his human form quickly due to feeling embarrassed by Clena’s actions. I’ve been waiting for the release of this game for a while now. I’ve been looking forward to Zeiva’s Dragon Essence for years now, but this game was announced and I thought it sounded like something I’d love to play in the meantime. When I first heard about, I thought it sounded cute and fun. And that is what this is. A cute, fun, lighthearted game. It doesn’t have a deep story or anything of the sort. Clena has one mission set by a character and the rest of the story is just moments that happened throughout the year. It felt very episodic in that way. Still, it was funny and an enjoyable read. The artwork was gorgeous as well. I’ve been playing Zeiva’s games for years...

Suffice to say, the reviewer stating "you're paying for the art and story, not gameplay" was right, although I personally would amend it to "paying for the ART, not the gameplay OR the story". This circus-themed, angstless pseudo-[i]Fruits Basket[/i]-type situation excited little attachment to the characters, who all seem to have the emotional depth of feebly drying puddles. "What exactly is going on?" I asked myself as I clicked my way through the "comedic" yet unmemorable choices, and some vague, tortured attempts at story and romance with this spineless wibbling cat. "WHAT IS GOING ON" I whispered-screamed when confronted with the anime-eyed giant snail(???), the rivet-browed broccoli afro chef character and that **GROOVY** pig. At one point I accidentally dozed off and left the game running (playtime is inaccurate), so that ended up kinda sealing the deal for me. I feel somewhat bad that this review comes off fairly negative, since it seems like other reviewers here enjoyed it, ...

A cute little game! If you're looking for a VN with twists and turns and groundbreaking events, this isnt for you. But, If you want a relaxing VN, with laughs and cute moments, this will be just what you're hoping for. The game itself is very Beautiful, with adorable characters and a quirky (in a good way) soundtrack, and the way it is presented will leave you wanting more backstory on all of the characters. I found it refreshing, and very cute. It definetly filled the hole in the heart for a light-hearted Visual Novel, and I cant wait to finish more of the secrets endings and play the other paths when they come out :)

This game is sweet and adorable - I absolutely loved it! Can't wait for Mr. Sheep's path! Though I'd totally go for Mr. Elephant too, given half a chance. FOOD! *sparkly eyes*

Anicon is a visual novel where our young and somewhat naive protagonist finds a circus full of people that transform into animals. This one is Cat's Path, so unfortunately, you can only romance one of the animals and then you have to buy the Sheep's Path which was released recently if you want to learn more about the story. It is supposed to be a comedy. I personally didn't find it very funny, but it was still a cute story that made me smile. I always thought that I didn't care about overly cute stuff, however, this game proved me wrong. The art was beautiful. Zeiva Inc games always have beautiful art, but in this one, I think they did better than ever. That being said, there were some things that annoyed me. One of the characters has OCD and it seems like it was treated like kind of a joke. As someone who knows people with OCD, I can tell you that it's not funny. In some cases, these people have to even take antidepressants in order to live their everyday lives. I still liked t...

[b]Anicon - Animal Complex - Cat's Path[/b] [i]The harrowing story of a mother coming to grips with the sociopathic nature of her eldest son/part-time owl during their insane, year-long scheme to synthesise love between two circus janitors.[/i] Nah, just joking. This is a romance-comedy story about people who can turn into animals (or is that animals who can turn into people?), loaded with sheer, undiluted Adorable-ness™ in plot, dialogue and art. Playing this VN is just like watching a romantic shoujo anime; there's the trademark events (the protagonist-is-sick day, the scary Halloween festival), the funny characters (everyone with a sprite) and most of all, it's very, very fluffy. [b]TL;DR:[/b] This game is the best stress relief known to mankind. (Note: if you're on the fence on buying this, you can always try the online browser demo.)