![]() One shouldn't be fooled by popular VN convention however, as simply focusing all time and energy into a single character won't lead to that character handing himself to you on a silver kitty-dish. In fact, going in blind without taking into careful consideration your kitties' personalities and problems can quite quickly lead you to what only be described as a "bad ending". The "true ending" requires a very specific set of choices to be made which can be quite frustrating to achieve without a guide. Fortunately, the game provides a few nifty tools in case you don't want to look up a walkthrough, including an autoskip feature which skips through dialogue you've already read, stopping only when there is a choice to be made or if there is new text that hasn't been read yet. There is also a standard save/load feature, containing 10 tabs of 4 slots each, meaning you can comfortably save at every major choice, and can also squeeze in many of the minor choices if you so please. There's also a "replay" section on the main menu which let's you view unique scenes and endings you've unlocked, making them easy to keep track of. ![]() The game is very obviously made for a certain demographic in mind. However there's also a decent story behind the slit-eyed twitchy-tail exterior. ![]() Not going into to much detail, it requires you going through a fair bit of tragedy before you're able to go for what the game sells itself with. Though sells itself isn't quite the proper term, because the entire game is absolutely free.
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