The only thing stopping me from giving Little Kitty, Big City a perfect score is that I think it's a little rough around the edges. There are some noticeable bugs (though nothing that truly impeded progress in any way), and some puzzles could use a little more signposting (especially towards the end of the game.)
It's quick to finish, but lengthy if you go for 100%. Some tasks can be a little repetitive or "tedious" depending on the player, but I was so charmed by it that nothing ever really got under my skin. I think the game would've benefited from a more interactable map, too, just because of how often I've wound up retracing my steps. I'm genuinely happy to keep going back to it, though! And I'm probably gonna buy it a second time on another platform, just 'cuz I find it worthy of the double-dip. It's everything I wished Stray would've been—colorful, wholesome, happy, and pacifist at its very core.
It's quick to finish, but lengthy if you go for 100%. Some tasks can be a little repetitive or "tedious" depending on the player, but I was so charmed by it that nothing ever really got under my skin. I think the game would've benefited from a more interactable map, too, just because of how often I've wound up retracing my steps. I'm genuinely happy to keep going back to it, though! And I'm probably gonna buy it a second time on another platform, just 'cuz I find it worthy of the double-dip. It's everything I wished Stray would've been—colorful, wholesome, happy, and pacifist at its very core.