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For the price that the game cost me, it can be said anyway that it was interesting. A story on the other hand that would have needed more clarification. What was the origin of the heroine, and the naughty because it is not known why the cat girl is there and why the naughty wants absolutely captured it. There seems to be only 3 possible end of which only one good. The last question seems to be the question that decides the end. The three ends are abrupt considering the torture that the heroine undergoes, it is as if the authors of this interactive novel would have decided after some writing time that this was enough. So history leaves us on our hunger. I don't know the Group of programmers behind this game. If this is a first effort, good first effort. If this is not your first effort, your game could have been better. I'll give him a six-in-ten.

Sexy and haunted version of "Catwoman", however, this game has nothing in common with the graphic universe of the model, let alone the talent. It is a vague story of a good family girl the day, unrepentent thief at night, who tries to steal a joyous of great value but which is unfortunately made to catch the hand in the bag. Will follow a series of punishments that the player can inflict on him. What should I say? It's a game that holds more of the new graphic since the choices are reduced to the mnimum. The blabla is endless and does not even seek to capture Windows attention. We're zapping the fast-paced dialogues and we're gently awaiting the choice of torture that's offered to you. Finished and bloukey in 15-20 minutes, it does not even deliver trading cards as stipulated in the game instructions. Boring game. Short game. Little choice. Not ugly but not very diversified graphics. No trading cards. So no interest.

The silver cat, a mix between Robin Hood and Catwoman, is a burglar who steals the criminals to make their loot ill-gotten to their rightful owners. Infiltrated into a mysterious mansion to retrieve a jewel of great value, it would seem that the rise of the air falls on an enemy far more formidable than it thought... Cat girl is a Visual novel, you will have few decisions to make, the story follows its course and your choices will limit itself to deciding which secvice she'll suffer. Unlike the suffering of Larina, cat girl takes the time to develop her story, present her character and the why of her situation. But unlike the suffering of Larina, the game is redacted by censorship, making some scenes frankly illegible! After that, it's true that a patch exists... But the player will be amazed to see a game with openly erotic content being disfigured, without anyone knowing if the fault lies with the legendary American prudishness or the rules for the least exotic Japanese censorship... The story has 3 endings... but none of them appears logically, the choice leading to them just always choose a secvice-but nothing that can guess the sequel! You will discover this or that end a little to the nose... Finally, some bugs occur during the events, nothing very nasty but it is inflating to have to close a window "script not found" as soon as we move to the next line of dialogue. Positive point that catches up with its flaws: its price, which encourages to take it, just to try.