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I was tired and sad when i decided to give this supposedly chill game a try.
Now I'm also annoyed, all thanks to every one of those hundred cats having their own achievement on when you find them. Sure, it's neat that pictures of said achievements actually have picture of that cat of how it looked in the game, but when you find most of them very fast it's just notification spam after notification spam.
Another thing is that there's only one level with those 100 cats (+paid DLC with another level), where it would be much better to have multiple levels with lesser amount of cats each, but maybe harder to find ones than those. While I can appreciate the fact that most cats have somewhat unique placement on the picture (instead of putting half of them in windows of the buildings), they're still pretty easy to spot.
Having to move picture with your mouse and scroll in and out is one of the irritating parts of the game (while scrolling in on it's own is a good thing in general that could help someone with bad vision, in this one pretty much anyone would have to zoom in just because of how big that picture is, so it could've been easily separated into multiple pictures instead).

Only positive thing is that DLC is not required to get all achievements in the game.

Second chance for anyone who got achievement Go Outside in original version by changing clock on your system to get it, what not to love?
If you're still not convinced, you should know that even Raphael praising this version of the game, finally you get sliders for how logical and/or emotional you want your game to be. You can do LITERALLY ANYTHING, including applying snake oil to your bicycle!

Get it on sale if you played original one, amount of new content isn't huge, but it's nice to replay it if it was some time since you tried original and you don't remember much.

Who needs a life, when you can have a brother, some satanic rituals and euthanasia adverts.
It's not like having a life will help your father remember any of your names.
Everyone dies, but not everyone gets to live. This is as close as you get to living.

This one never was a good deal for full price, considering it's just one body and one head skin. Not recommending to get it on it's own, however, you still receive this if you get one of the season passes to BL3.

I personally do not like the body skin (and it feels like they look better together with other cosmetics than with each other), but this head piece is my favorite for my irish boyo.

Absolutely hilarious, finally I get to bully Grim Reaper instead of mortals.

DLC for DLC, such an EA move.
And sure it's free now, but it won't be soon and imagine paying for this.

All those crows aren't as pretty as their masks are. It has a lot of artworks in it, but not all of them are well done.
Music isn't bad and writing is decent, world seems to be interesting, but you don't get to see much. Novel itself is very short, even if you take into account multiple endings it has, so would recommend waiting for a sale if you're thinking to get it anyway.

You think everyone wants to kidnap you and day when it'll eventually happen is around the corner? Boy, oh, boy, I have a novel for you.

+ Story is pretty refreshing if you're tired of all those otome/bishoujo novels.
+ Good quality backgrounds, considering that camera sometimes zooms into them and moves around (which I've seen in some other novels, and it's bad when quality is low enough that when it zooms in on it, you get to see bunch of giant pixels).

- Unskipable end credits after main endings.
- Notes were a fun addition on start of the game, because it felt like you have some objectives to fulfil, but they ended up being an annoyance at me. They flash you update notification when something new added, but you already read it as part of main text of the novel and I disliked the way they were organised (tabs themselves made sense, but information inside of the tabs could be presented more succinctly and in different order, since it's notes and not main text).
- Didn't like x3 actions system that novel has. Considering that when you just start novel fresh you have no clue how many days your character has to spend there with presence of stamina bar, it somewhat makes you want to spend action on resting to preserve said stamina, instead of actually progressing story in any meaningful way. Considering that some endings required to mash "rest" multiple times in a row and you get to see same text after all of them, it feels like they could've just put "rest for the rest of the day" to consume whatever amount of actions you have left, so you are not forced to do some many useless clicks (or if it's only action that is left that you can perform, just skip having to click on it and make it autoperform it).

~ While I did appreciate skip option to slow down before and after choices, there was some text between those that wasn't skipping, even tho it was text that I did read before.
~ Music is okay, nothing memorable and can't imagine listening to anything from it outside of the VN.
~ Finished it same day as voice acting was added and noticed update queued only after closing the game. Considering that I've fully finished it, I didn't wanna try replaying it (or even updating it) just because of it, so I do not know how bad or good it is.

Got your cat owner license in something like A Building Full of Cats and looking to renew it?
Or looking to get your very first one, because didn't have one before?
Exam for your ability to find your future pet anywhere in the room and outside will not take too much of your time: there's 9 levels and you'd normally spend around 30-60 seconds on each, but they do offer some replayability (same level, but some of the cats will be different and in different spots).
Become proud cat owner license holder today!

This will prepare you for prison life and you'll need it, because it'll also prepare you for murder.