Stray Cat Crossing

I got to know this Game from YouTube. And no, I didn't want to be spoiled. I was wondering, "Kyu, how long has it been since you played a good RPG?" And there I was. The Price of ~ 3€ it is Worth it. I find * not spoiler * the Memory Point today still totally cute and through the Story is also very emotional. I like it very much & have therefore recommended it to my Girlfriend.

A fantastic Game. I've played the Demo Versions of the Game before and couldn't wait to try out the finished Version. It was definitely worth the Wait. First of all, the Atmosphere is perfectly conveyed by the characters and the Music you have designed. The Puzzles were well chosen and the Story of the Game remains exciting until the End. Especially at the small Price I can highly recommend the Game.

A Game that really surprised me, a bit short but squeamfully good. One of the good RPG Maker Games, Stray Cat Crossing tells an exciting Story, has weird but great Characters that just fit the Horror feeling. What only bothers me is the low Resolution of 640x468 that makes problems with my Monitor, even if I play in Window mode the Window is just too small as you could not change anything otherwise clear buy recommendation:)

A short but very nice Game! From Artwork, to music and to the Story! Everything about this Game serves the Plot and the Mood, and knows how to captivate one. One finds one-lost in the Dark, without Instruction or Introduction, quickly gets into history and finds the Questions more easily than the Answers. The Game thrives on its Puzzles, which are illuminated Piece by Piece and seen behind the Façade of a bizzare Spirit house. There's little you can write without anticipating the Tension, so go! Absolute Buy recommendation!!

A really nice Game that's a little creepy, but not as creepy as it likes to be described. I like the Story, even if it's a bit short and the Ending has brought the Tears into my Eyes a little bit. The Puzzles are well balanced, but you get everything out when you look at everything and appeal to everyone. I didn't have to look into a Walkthrough, although I had something to nibble on some Things. I would also get other Players from the Developers, even if they are just as short. It doesn't always matter in length. Many RPG maker games are usually too long for me, if you take a longer Break (Work, other Games, for other Reasons no Time), then you usually don't know what you have to do anymore. That's Why I think a Game that you have through quickly but stays in the Memory also has its Appeal. I think The Price is fair.