This was clearly a passion project. It's a shame Ocelot Society has seemingly disbanded, because this game is one of a kind.
Interactions with the AI can be somewhat finicky sometimes, but I feel like this adds to the charm of it, because it still replies in a funny and (at times) helpful way. There are multiple endings which are influenced by some choices you make and how you treat Kaizen.

About 4/5 hours of playtime, so it's definitely short, but sweet. I must say that at times, it is kind of vague on what you're supposed to do and there was one specific part where I had to look up what I was supposed to do because I just couldn't progress. But that's okay, the experience was still good, and Kaizen is weirdly loveable.