I got a millenary cat

Work, feed, ♥♥♥♥ H "game" about an abandoned cat. BORING! 4/10 A few things were good, most of it was not. Pros: Consensual H scene on win with half gallery. ADORABLE pixel art animation. Solid sushi mini game. Cons: No gallery for pixel art, which is the best part of this whole game. Boring cooking mini games (except for baking, that was hard). Boring H Scenes with bad 2D live animation. Boring story. I guess if you want to do nothing this game makes sense, but if you want to relax there are better options., Suggestions: Focus on pixel art, that alone could carry more weight.

I've never played a Tamagotchi-type game before, and this was decent from what I can see. The problem is that, for the content it offers, it is simply not worth $7. For $4, I'd say it's worth it, though. The gameplay loop revolves around going to work, doing quick-time events, then going to the shop to buy things for the nekomata, and cooking to also do quick-time events. There is not enough content to justify the price.

The Neko Girls are cute... Their characters are adorable, the designs are great, and their voices are lovely too. I can't stop looking at those adorable faces! As for that scene... yeah... it's not bad. You can also disable that feature. Lol. But the story... Yeah, it's alright. You pick up a cat, and it turns into an adorable cat-human. (If only that could happen—or existed—in this world, too) :( I want their ears and tails... (♥´∀｀)／

On one hand, this game is a nice short game about "taking care" of a catgirl by helping her "recover." It should take only an hour to get to the end and get all the scenes. On the other hand, if you want to 100% this game, it is so tedious as you just do the same thing over and over, although some actions overlap you can't skip any of the minigames.

The game is more simple than I had imagined, but the story is cute.

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