Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed the cat's night adventures! The altar is a small tribute to a cat I had for 20 years. I’m actually really happy you found it. Please don’t feel sad, she lived a long, full, and very happy life.

Thanks for playing :) glad you liked my kitty pic <3

The platforms and wall sticking as you said was mentioned by other players, something I didn't think much of during development but now it's obvious how much of an improvement can be made there. Thanks for bringing it up, even though it was already said, this just shows how important it is to get this fixed!

PS The cat also hangs on to walls. If that's intended behaviour then that's fine (though maybe also allow wall jump!), but if not you can fix it by adding a physics material to the cat gameobject that has friction = 0 (rather than the default 0.5).

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback, I really appreciate you taking the time to write this!

I tried to make the objectives more clear, by adding the "objective" text on top and added lights on objective items, but there's always room for improvements, and I had other ideas about it too but ran out of time, and of-course since it's a puzzle game I didn't want to give away too much in the objective. The "pillow" is actually a red book :D and the other bookcase has a books sorted by color and a red one is missing, giving a clue about the puzzle. The issue with this is only after submitting I saw on the web version the books are layered behind the bookshelf so it's not as obvious as I wanted it to be.

The stairs jumping also has a lot of room for improvements, for example not having collision from the bottom side.

The music in the library is a feature, but someone else also interpreted it as bug. First off music is supposed to fade out and not immediately stop, and the library level is supposed to start quiet (as it is), and then when you turn it on (via the lever) it's supposed to become "alive" and the music to start. When it's alive, it will always have music.

I didn't think about adding a squeeze-through animation, but yeah that will make it feel better.

thanks for playing and super happy that you enjoyed the game! and thanks for the super helpful tip on the wall sticking, I didn't think about it much when testing although obviously I did notice it, and was eventually going to look into it, and your tip goes a long way into fixing that.

Thanks again for the detailed feedback!

Thank you! The house was built to be destroyed, so glad you enjoyed that :) as for the thing in the left corner, I am I’m not entirely sure which one you mean but there is an easter egg hidden in that general area, so it might be that if you feel like exploring again (no objectives required)!

Thanks so much!! Happy to hear that you liked it!

Thanks for playing! Glad you liked the little knock-over detail! Appreciate the climbing and jumping feedback too, some people have also pointed that out, and it definitely can be improved, by let's say not having collision from the bottom of stairs and not getting stuck on walls :) 

Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed my game and that I kept it accurate :) and the meow button was non-negotiable!

Thank you!! I’m really glad you noticed the idle zoom, you're the first to mention it, and there's also an idle animation if you wait a bit longer. Appreciate the collision feedback too, some people have also pointed that out, I didn't think much of it during development/play-through but it's definitely annoying and can be improved.

Thanks for playing and glad you liked the game. I appreciate the feedback for the platforming and wall sticking, someone else also pointed that out and it definitely can be improved, I just didn't think about it much during development. As for the no-music in the library, that was 100% intentional, with the idea being the library gets "activated" and alive, so the player knows they can continue upwards, otherwise it just felt like a lever was pressed and nothing happened :)

Just saw that you found my kitty picture :) so happy you made it there, it's something small I did for my cat that I grew up with.

Thank you so much!! Knocking everything over was absolutely essential cat design. Glad you liked the game!

Thank you so much! That ladder collision feedback is super helpful, in fact I played some other game where it was working exactly as you described and I thought to myself how I can improve mine, so I see exactly what you mean. Thanks for the feedback. And yes, breaking things was absolutely encouraged cat behavior and glad you liked the ending

Glad you liked it, thanks for playing!

Honestly, no responsibilities and a great box to sleep in, who wouldn't like that :D anyway, thanks for playing

Thanks for playing, glad you had fun! The wall sticking was a known "feature", and I almost added objective order checks but ran out of jam time. Appreciate the feedback!

Thank you for playing, so glad you enjoyed the game and thanks for the feedback. 

Glad you enjoyed it! Normal is not really a cat setting

Thank you so much, that really means a lot. I grew up with a cat in the house so I had a lot of years to study cat priorities

Thank you so much! All that effort for the perfect cardboard box is worth it

Thanks for playing, you were so close to getting the reward for your cat. If you want to give it another go the manual is the last item you unlock in the library, near where an exit path is revealed. So just pick it up and drop it to the cat-o-meowtic with the E key, and the reward is spawned next to the machine

Thanks for playing! The object-pushing was one of the first features I built purely for cat accuracy, totally unnecessary for progression :)