Words can't describe how amazingly deep and cunning (idk what this word means) has my experience been with "Mousegard". This game, no, work of art poses a question of deep and cunning (still dk) "why? why not make a game so fun, that it lingers on in your memory for years on end..." And it answers that question very deeply and cunningly (idc idk).

Overall all I can say is that this game is very deep and very cunning (i'll never know).

5 Stars!

Really fun to Speedrun, I've beaten it a couple times already, my only small nitpick is that I like having volume control for music and sound effects.