The Elevator Game with Catgirls

an absolutely charming little game with a beautiful soundtrack! the true ending was a bit anticlimatic outside of the interaction with kirin, but the credits song that plays is utterly beautiful and i'll definitely be adding it to my spotify playlists

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I liked this game more than I was expecting. The presentation of the game was pretty good, and "exploring" the game's world was pretty fun. I enjoyed the details in the environment, and the details on the character sprites (like the cat-like features). The character expressions on the sprites are really great, though I do wish the 2D elements in the event CGs were a wee bit more consistent and had the same detail as the character sprites. Exploring the environment reminded me of classic pre-rendered background adventure games, contributing to the horror atmosphere. I legitimately got spooked a couple times! (though they did dip into cheese rarely also) The audio in the game is pretty good, with nice ambient music and sound effects. The voice acting isn't the best, but it's far from distractingly bad, and now I think those voices suit the characters. While the general atmosphere in the game is good, I do wish there was more dialogue between the characters themselves. The ultimate conclusion to the drama of the game is a little weak because of that, but the game is non-linear in nature, so it might be hard to pace the ending well. It is far from not being a satisfactory conclusion, but it did leave me wanting more for sure. If you enjoy girls' love and horror themes, check this game out. If you're big into horror, you'll probably spot a reference or two you'll recognize too.

It's okay. The story is not bad, but it's not good, either. Couple of jump scares. The highlight is the art

John Catgirl is the best.

If a horror point and click visual novel with a puzzle/hidden object twist sounds intriguing, this is going to be your thing. I spent a bit over 6 hours with this game, and I enjoyed it. There's no real jump scares to speak of, but more of a creeping dread vibe. The art style is definitely a choice, and I think it works well here. Ironic that the characters look like cutouts, but are animated. The cast is sparse, and the game is focused on its hook, which is based around ... the elevator game. And cat girls. I can't say much about the plot without giving away the way the "game" ties it together. There's quite a bit of lore, both regarding the "game" and the origin of the cat girls themselves. And their relationship. I got all the notes, and all but two of the endings playing with no help. I don't think I could have gotten 100% without a guide. I definitely recommend playing blind as much as possible. A pen and a sheet of paper for notes is going to help you. Music is ok, graphics are ok, voice acting is ok. The story is what carries it. Definitely a thumbs up.

Decent game. There's the vibe is right, and a good balance of text and story advancing. A hickup, is the kind of "open to explore" implication, while actually each "branch" has to be done in a certain order. Making it tedious to progress as you'll have to re-visit things which you had the right solution at the wrong time (And thus wrongfully concluded it was a wrong solution). I was afraid this kind of cryptid explore game would have no conclusive ending, and all bad ones without much explanation. There's an end which I found decent, and could have stopped there and let imagination run for the continuity. I'm a little disappointed in the post-credit that seemed to go against the main end. While I like horror and VNs, I think this kind of concept was quite new to me and it was decent ^^