Schrodinger's Cat Burglar

nice puzzle game with good music, cute and likeable characters, challenging puzzles, and a solid story to boot. easy recommendation to anyone, ever.

Cute Puzzle Game, tons of cosmetics you can unlock throughout the game and the puzzles scale really well. Love the aesthetic of the game - scifi and office cat mixed together.

This is an absolutely delightful puzzle game. I love the premise of it so much and it is handled so well. The character interactions are silly and provide interesting insight into the game world. The game is longer than I thought it would be but in such a good way, it doesn't overstay its welcome while continuing to introduce interesting new mechanics that unlock stuff in previous areas. Playing as a solo player is super interesting because I control both cats with each side of the controller. It makes for really satisfying moments when you manage to move both cats exactly how you wanted into position. It also makes for silly moments where one version of the cat is running into the wall while you're focused on the other one. So far the story has been interesting. I enjoy hacking the computers and reading the intercompany emails to glean what happened before we got there. If you like puzzle games, cats, Portal, and silly humor, I highly recommend this game!

This game has so many neat mechanics, and the gameplay is phenomenal. Using a controller is highly recommended and makes the game way easier, imo, but it is so much fun so far! It is soooo worth the price. Plus, the ability to meow just makes the game that much more fun!

Cute cat, fun puzzles, an engaging package that doesn't take itself too seriously. Everything it needs to be, great fun!

Great puzzle game in the vein of Portal. Just a few simple mechanics, explored thoroughly. The game is the right length and paced well, with no mechanic overstaying its welcome before a new layer is introduced. It makes for a nice weekend in. The puzzles in the main story are a bit on the easy side, as they are all designed to avoid any softlocks or fail state, but their recent update added a series of harder puzzles if you're looking for that. If I had one complaint, the game drops the ball on backtracking for completion. Instead of enticing you with a puzzle you don't have the tools or knowledge to solve yet, you get chests you can't open until you make a certain amount of story progress. The puzzles don't reset or change - you just have to backtrack through halls you've already cleared of their challenge to get a chest you saw hours ago. It's a small complaint, and maybe wastes an hour in the post-game if you care about that stuff. Well worth the asking price, and then some.