Feline Forensics and the Meowseum Mystery

Quite an enjoyable time, the fill in the blank format works well for detective games, and the support options make it easier to sort when it's a misunderstanding of grammar or confusion in the actual case.

Fun quick little game that kept me going around a bit to figure things out. The tricky bits are finding the rights words (literally) and remembering your MadLib skills!

absolute gem, and great fun. highly recommend !

A very pleasant and breezy mystery. Similar to the Duck Detective games. The art style is very charming, with the map having more cartoonish versions of the characters and their pop-up portraits being more detailed and realistic. The gameplay is standard to this genre; walking around and investigating for clues, then solving the puzzle with a mad-libs style fill in the blank session. Feline Forensics is unique here in a few regards, though. The mystery is paced over five chapters, so even through you aren't solving more than one mystery, the gating is more in what you already know rather than the areas you have access to, which is how most of these games work. This does introduce both clever moments and some major frustrations. There were quite a few facts that I deduced extremely early on but could not effectuate into the solutions until much later and I wasn't sure why. It also means that you are often talking to the same people consistently and often hearing the same conversations. That said, it's a satisfying mystery and it comes together well in the end. Certainly worth your time if you're a fan of the genre. Looking forward to the next one!

I love it, but I'm also soo mixed up on this one. Cute art, pretty good writing, unique characters, atmosphere is nice as well, charming game overall. Liked it, but it had some annoying issues... And they were the core mechanics of this game. "Fill-in-the-blanks" puzzles reminded me of other games which I mostly liked, figuring out the events in that way was fun. Here it's just so... chaotic? It starts ok but then there's more blanks than words. And if I get more blanks on a page than actual words then I'm just frying my brain trying to even start and then guess what goes where. Like I understand what happened in the story and I'll figure the puzzle out(or just give up and look up a guide) but it's taking too much thinking because of how it is constructed and it makes everything SO overwhelming... To be truthful it took the satisfaction I get for correctly figuring things out. Oh and the one annoying bug that makes the game ignore my inputs, be it during dialogue or in the other menus. and forces me to restart because the UI just sits on top of everything and I can't close it. This happened so many times in such few hours. I may have come as harsh but believe me when I say I still liked this game. Maybe would have liked it even more if I turned on autofill 😅

Very compllicated word play. Very happy you added the alternate phrasing. Overall great mystery.