So yeah, this is a game apparently. But when you dive in, it reveals itself to be a quite charming story of a cat who simply wants to go home.
Story is, tough, a bit expectable. It was nonetheless a worth dive in despite few expectations coming out a bit rough.

Gameplay is pretty much quite similar to those very soft story-driven platformers akin to Limbo, Braid and such, but has a very simple inventory system (that unfortunately is later on pretty abandoned after you leave the first city inside the bordered wall) alongside a "memory" collection where you find memorable moments of the fate of our own planet that suffered a total change of life after thousands of years.
I had beaten this game without finding all the memories throught the chapters, so i can't guess really if there's supposed to be something that happens once you find all of them.

Don't know if i will bother finding all the other memories i've missed. It didn't give me strong impression for the whole game.