Schrodinger's Cat Burglar

This was a fun game; I really enjoyed the puzzles. You can take or leave the game lore, which is kind of nice because it lets you play the game in two personal moods: if you just kinda want to do the puzzles, the lore isn't that important to decision-making, but if you like the lore, then there's stuff to read. The things that are relevant to the story are in the dialogue, and all the documents you find are just extra, so you can take or leave as you like. I think overall it was mostly done very well—great job, team!! I really enjoyed the different puzzles throughout the game and it was really fun exploring the different and evolving cat-physics mechanics as they got added. Movement was usually easy (see one of my gripes though) and the camera dynamic was very smooth and highlighted this large world in a way that kept your focus on what was relevant for where you were. Interactions were also mostly easy, though I might have put a little more space between the switch-that-spawns-an-item and the actual-spawned-item in some cases: when they are literally right next to each other, I often found myself re-pulling the switch and re-spawning the item instead of picking up the item I had just spawned. Really my only two gripes with this game are that: [1] sometimes the jumping mechanic (which works like Stray) was annoying in that it did not focus on the place I was trying to jump all the time, which was mostly not a huge issue since there's usually no rush, except for a few puzzles that required a slight timed/speed element, and [2] the endgame collectable cleanup was a little annoying as well...there is a main elevator "level" system that will tell you what you have left in each section, which is nice (though it would be better for levels that have multiple sections if it also told you in which section you were missing something), and there is a "help me find the direction of the nearest collectable" which....I give very mixed reviews for, since it is directing you through the whole map at once (Since we only experience the map in sections at a time, and this world is large, it's hard to remember all the ways different areas might be connecting with each other since we don't actually have an overall map.) combined with the unclear fact that sometimes sections have multiple entrance points that you have to access from completely separate areas, which made getting some of the last few things unnecessarily confusing. I did eventually find them all, but I definitely did a lot of unnecessary and time-consuming running around to re-find the right places. That did feel a little annoying and grindy considering I had already completed the rest of the game at that point. But, that said, the puzzles were fun and interesting, the game mechanics were fun and interesting, and the camera movement was really dynamic and nice throughout. Would definitely recommend!