Horror isn't usually my bowl of milk because I'm a ♥♥♥♥♥ (cat - a ♥♥♥♥♥cat! you and your censorship, you) but I wouldn't call this piece of art "horror"; it's creepy and weird. The music makes it even more creepy and the art is bloody beautiful. Unfortunately, it took me months to finish playing this lovely game since I'm a lazy nuthead and I would be lying if I said that it wasn't a confusing experience for me. The puzzles were nice; not too easy or too tough. The characters were interesting except of the MC. I did like little Cat, though. I could relate to her because (running away from home, feeling unneeded and worthless). Yes, I still feel like a kid in my twenties. The boy with a camera (to be honest, I thought it was a girl) reminds me of Flaky from Happy Tree Friends. I wish I'd get to know his name at least. He was there for Cat when no one else was.
This whole game is about letting your past go. Humans make mistakes and it's natural. Someone always ends up getting hurt one way or another. Sometimes there's nothing you can do or say to make things better. Even when it makes you feel useless and you start hating on yourself - just stop right there. You can't beat yourself up over everything you do. That's life, unfortunately. It takes long to learn how to live. Too long. How many of you people are truly happy? I'm not talking about material happiness. Appreciating and cherishing what you have is a good start. 2deep4you? I beg your pardon. You could listen to blaberings of an idiot or you could do whatever you feel is best for you (don't do drugs, kids). I never take my own advices and that's why I'm an idiot. I'm a sad human being. All in all - gg, bee gee. Staying alive and all.
I guess, curiosity didn't kill the Cat.

Horror isn't usually my bowl of milk [strike]because I'm a pussy (cat - a pussycat! you and your censorship, you)[/strike] but I wouldn't call this piece of art "horror"; it's creepy and weird. The music makes it even more creepy and the art is bloody beautiful. Unfortunately, it took me months to finish playing this lovely game since I'm a lazy nuthead and I would be lying if I said that it wasn't a confusing experience for me. The puzzles were nice; not too easy or too tough. The characters were interesting except of the MC. I did like little Cat, though. I could relate to her because (running away from home, feeling unneeded and worthless). Yes, I still feel like a kid in my twenties. The boy with a camera (to be honest, I thought it was a girl) reminds me of Flaky from Happy Tree Friends. I wish I'd get to know his name at least. He was there for Cat when no one else was. This whole game is about letting your past go. Humans make mistakes and it's natural. Someone always ends up getting hurt one way or another. Sometimes there's nothing you can do or say to make things better. Even when it makes you feel useless and you start hating on yourself - just stop right there. You can't beat yourself up over everything you do. That's life, unfortunately. It takes long to learn how to live. Too long. How many of you people are truly happy? I'm not talking about material happiness. Appreciating and cherishing what you have is a good start. 2deep4you? I beg your pardon. You could listen to blaberings of an idiot or you could do whatever you feel is best for you ([strike]don't do drugs, kids[/strike]). I never take my own advices and that's why I'm an idiot. I'm a sad human being. All in all - gg, bee gee. Staying alive and all. [strike]I guess, curiosity didn't kill the Cat.[/strike]