I don't understand what's going on in this game, story-wise. The story is as absurd as the central premise, which is entriely based on an old joke. And that's fine. Sometimes you don't have to understand something to enjoy it.

The main part of the game is a few dozen puzzles, which range from "basically they solve themselves" to "gotta step back for a bit, and maybe the solution will come to me". The easier ones feel like you're exploring the insides of a weird machine. The harder ones tickle the brain just the right way.

There's also the arcade component, and some solutions rely on precise timing. Mercifully, the game doesn't make you restart everyting, and only sets you back by a few moves at a time. It can be a bit frustrating, but stops short of becoming an annoyance.

On top of that there are cute, catroony, pixelladed graphics, the "antigravity mode" is surprisingly satisfying to use, and one of the two characters is a cat.
(the other is a talking toast, and they're apparently on a space ship and have run out of milk; like I said, I don't understand what's going on)

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