Matt James

And they each have unique abilities based on the cat itself and also the class modifier that you give to it.

And at the end of a successful run, the cats come back to the house and they will breed.

And you are sort of trying to breed the cats together to inherit specific abilities, maybe combine abilities.

So you're breeding in a way to get the kind of builds that you want for the cats.

And I've just found that the build diversity is crazy.

And it is a massive, massive game, it turns out.

Despite having this very humble art style, this game in scale...

It's potentially hundreds of hours long.

I don't want that.

Right?

But you know what?

You get three runs deep into this thing.

And its hooks are already, its claws perhaps, are already in you.

It is very much that one more run sensation.

Yeah.

You unlock a bunch of new stuff that constantly sort of re-energizes the experience.

And it's got the sauce.

That's it.

Nothing about this appeals to me, and yet I love it.

And so I think it's very much not.