It's Miss Kitty's first birthday in the house, so this week Pearse takes Conor through Little Kitty, Big City, the cosy open-world cat game from Double Dagger Studio. You're a black cat who tumbles off a high-rise balcony, and all you want is to get home. To do that, you'll need fish, a lot of shinies, and a bit of help from a crow, a mad scientist tanuki and a very stressed dad duck.
We get into why it's nothing like Stray (no matter what the internet tells you), the Untitled Goose Game joy of tripping people up and nicking their bagels, 64 hats to collect, nap spots, and how a Valve veteran who worked on Half-Life 2 and Portal 2 ended up making one of the chillest games around. It's a short one, a lovely palate cleanser, and it's still getting free updates two years on. Is it worth the price? Pearse has thoughts. Spoiler warning for the ending, which we absolutely loved.
Also in this episode: a Cuphead music box, the AI cat musician that fooled Pearse, the funniest Lionel Hutz moment in The Simpsons, a Hit and Run remake rumour, Conor finishing 13 Sentinels, Longlegs, and our Halloween plans (House of the Dead, anyone?).
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