Way to go with this one! I have no idea how, in a story so melancholy and gruesome, you managed to squeeze in those ADORABLE little cats XD but really though, you did an EXCELLENT job with this game. The graphics attest to the fact that you had a clear vision of how you wanted your world to look. It's like some sort of horror version of a Shel Silverstein book. You used the dialogue well: not too much that the game lost interest, but just enough to make a cohesive story that had a variety of endings (all of which make sense in the story's context). I only had one hiccup in the game, but that's really my own fault: for some reason, when I started the game up, my mouse did not automatically adjust to the game (meaning that I tried to move the mouse and nothing happened). I would only find out at the END of the game that one click and then the mouse registered in-game and I was able to look around, but I spent the whole game not being able to look down and around. Honestly though, it's a very minor complaint (and my fault anyway for not clicking earlier lol) for what was an enjoyable experience and a very well-designed game. Thanks for your hard work!