Have you ever wondered what would happen if left alone in a large house with nothing to distract you than your cat?

This seems like Yet-Another-Physics puzzle game, but don't be fooled. This is a meditation on the ennui of an elderly woman driven mad by grief and loneliness.

Day after day of letting the cat in and out of the house, she passes the time trying despretly to save the landscapes of her mind by building little puzzles to solve. A book shelf here, some twine and pullies there. Who's to say she can't? No one visits her and so no one can see.

You're able to buy other cats, but never at the same time. You can dress the cats with stars you either win or buy via micro-payment. See, after enough time, the old woman forgets what her cat even looks like. Its personality may change like it's clothes and the weather, but it still wants in and Grandma needs new ways to keep from going mad.

The number of levels is many, growing upwards and upwards. She only bought a two story house. Why are there so many floors? Is the house building itself? Are the puzzles building themselves? So many stairs, thinks the old woman. My hip could never take that many stairs.

So, in summery, this isn't just another clone of the incredible machine. This is a masterpiece of psychological expression. Maybe, one day at the top of the tower, you might save this poor old woman from the labyrinth of her mind.

Or get lost yourself.

HAHAHAHAHAHA! 10/10

Have you ever wondered what would happen if left alone in a large house with nothing to distract you than your cat? This seems like Yet-Another-Physics puzzle game, but don't be fooled. This is a meditation on the ennui of an elderly woman driven mad by grief and loneliness. Day after day of letting the cat in and out of the house, she passes the time trying despretly to save the landscapes of her mind by building little puzzles to solve. A book shelf here, some twine and pullies there. Who's to say she can't? No one visits her and so no one can see. You're able to buy other cats, but never at the same time. You can dress the cats with stars you either win or buy via micro-payment. See, after enough time, the old woman forgets what her cat even looks like. Its personality may change like it's clothes and the weather, but it still wants in and Grandma needs new ways to keep from going mad. The number of levels is many, growing upwards and upwards. She only bought a two story house. Why are there so many floors? Is the house building itself? Are the puzzles building themselves? So many stairs, thinks the old woman. My hip could never take that many stairs. So, in summery, this isn't just another clone of the incredible machine. This is a masterpiece of psychological expression. Maybe, one day at the top of the tower, you might save this poor old woman from the labyrinth of her mind. Or get lost yourself. HAHAHAHAHAHA! 10/10