I have to admit, I wasn't quite sure what to expect based on the premise alone, but this was quite well-written and intriguing. Interesting take on a classic for sure.
This game was a bit strange, but I really liked it. It was a well-written spin on Mary Shelly's classic story that made me feel sorry for both Victor and the catboy, although what I felt for Victor was more along the lines of pity than sympathy. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience.
It is a little strange but hopefully in a good way :D I too feel bad for Victor but not like, super bad. Thank you for playing and taking the time to comment!
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This was monstrously fantastic! Creating this was clearly a crime, a feliney! Thank you for the good work :)
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this was beautifult hank you
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed playing :D
I have to admit, I wasn't quite sure what to expect based on the premise alone, but this was quite well-written and intriguing. Interesting take on a classic for sure.
Thank you for playing! I experimented with NVL style this time so I'm glad you found it well-written :)
This game was a bit strange, but I really liked it. It was a well-written spin on Mary Shelly's classic story that made me feel sorry for both Victor and the catboy, although what I felt for Victor was more along the lines of pity than sympathy. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience.
It is a little strange but hopefully in a good way :D I too feel bad for Victor but not like, super bad. Thank you for playing and taking the time to comment!
I'm so sad, the catboy did nothing wrong :( Victor's voice was so interesting, you wrote his hybris and loneliness really well!
Life is hard when you have kitty cat ears :"(
Thanks for playing, I'm glad you found it interesting!
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93/100 GREAT
Thanks :)!
So sad! I really wanted to give the catboy a hug. I enjoyed it though. Nice work! :D
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it :D
Everyone needs a hug yet no one gets one... this is the true tragedy.