Schrodinger's Cat Burglar

I have been playing this game with my husband a little bit every week. It is taking us a while to get through it but I just wanted to make some disagreements on some cons from another review real quick and I'll come back and do edits when we finish the game. - I don't think linear gameplay is an issue. This is not a metroidvania. It's a chill puzzle platformer. We always knew where we had to go in Portal/Portal 2 as well. The challenge was figuring out how to get there. - There is plenty of burglary in this game. We are stealing company data and secrets, sabotaging their equipment, and breaking all their piggy banks and taking their money! - Personally I am enjoying the back and forth with all the characters and don't find any of it irritating - There are little puzzles in almost every room you come across. Again this isn't a metroidvania where we need puzzles in our hallways keeping us from getting where we want to go. The areas we end up running through without challenge don't have tech in them to be able to use our powers to any effect. I think it makes sense. - I liked the [spoiler] quark bleed [/spoiler] and fast draining battery parts, but my husband and I really hate the sequencing parts where we have to time the button pushes. We know it can be skipped but we are too stubborn to do it. Hubby and I don't 100% a lot of games but this one feels very do-able without a lot of trouble. We know we can go back through and pick everything up because prior levels stay accessible and missed collection items are marked. Reading the lore via hacked computers has been fun and has made me laugh every time we sit to play. We have found fanfiction, company rivalries, employees with interesting names, and the [spoiler] Concierge AI [/spoiler] stuff I personally think has been funny as well. I love the graphics and mood of the game, and how big the facility feels as we run around through back tunnels and slide through long tubes passing by other locations. The soundtrack is AMAZING and I am always stopping to groove to the music. As for cons: - I do agree that sometimes the jumping system is a bit of a pain - we had found one puzzle that was glitching and we couldn't complete it. It was optional and we forget where it is, when we go to 100% I can come back and report on its status. There have been multiple updates since we ran across it. - as mentioned before the pair sequencing really gives us a lot of trouble, BUT it can be skipped. Accessibility is important! The demo is a great representation of what is inside this game. If you enjoyed the demo you will most likely enjoy the game as well.!

So many wonderful puzzles, and a fun story, too.

I picked it up at a fest a while ago after playing the demo, as it closely resembled the 2011-2017 puzzle games. I'd say it captures the atmosphere well. The mechanics used in puzzles are various enough to not get boring, are introduced sequentially and aren't too overwhelming. The game is a coherent experience. The collectible currency (used for buying cosmetics) starts feeling a bit too grindy after a while.

i love this game and the idea, its so funny and beautyful, i love it

Interesting gameplay, engaging plot, beautiful graphics, challenging puzzles and the most important: it's about cats ❤ I'll be forever grateful that my Instagram algorithm showed me the reel about this game (specifically the one about Mitten's bread pose), because it's really good and I recommend it to everyone

Absolutely loved this game. Was worth every second!! Abandoned sheep, you have done incredible and I cannot wait for more from you guys! You should be so proud of yourself.