There's an orange cat

A totally chill, cute game, that even my toddler finds relaxing and fun. She watched me play and fell asleep in my arms as we just sat there enjoying the peaceful, relaxing atmosphere that the game totally delivered.

Even considering this is an "artistic game", the gameplay is just boring. The puzzles are toddler level and the painting parts are just a glorified version of A Little to the Left's hints. It's also extremely slow, as they force you to wait between each line before you can click to continue. If you're a fast reader, get ready to spam click impatiently.

There's also a few bugs, it stopped playing cutscenes completely at some point and I had to restart.

The story is cute I guess but very predictable yet doesn't make sense. You can see they tried to go into the supernatural but there is no explanation whatsoever. It ends up feeling like they're trying to trick you into believing it's more than just the most boring and cliché story, but they couldn't come up with anything original.

The achievements make no sense at all, to the point where there is no way you could get them without a guide (why would you click 11 times on something that gives the same flavour text every time and have you wait a couple seconds between each click?)

I finished it out of spite, but even if you have it because it was in a bundle or something, it's not even worth playing in my opinion. That's 2 hours I had to waste and I regret wasting it on this.