About this game
Right off the bat the art is scratchy, like someone drew it on a napkin during a boring meeting. Not a complaint. It fits the whole messy vibe of a tiny mouse boy suddenly working for a mansion full of giant cat girls. The size difference is absurd. I'm talking full on giantess territory where a single tit is bigger than the protagonist's entire body. There's a scene early on where one of the cat ladies just casually teases him by dangling him above her cleavage and the little dude is visibly panicking. I laughed, then felt weird, then kept clicking.
The kinetic novel structure means you're just along for the ride. No branching paths, no fake choices that make you feel important. I kept tapping my screen expecting a decision prompt that never came. Kind of freeing honestly. You just watch this homeless mouse boy get absolutely dwarfed by these monster girls who clearly run the household. The female domination tag is doing heavy lifting here. One moment he's dusting a shelf, next moment a cat girl is using him as a living massage tool on her thigh. The power dynamic is so lopsided it loops back around to being comedy.
The writing has this strange warmth though. Between the teasing and the casual nudity, there's actual romance brewing. The cat girls aren't cruel, just... playfully dismissive of his tiny existence. Like how you'd treat a particularly cute bug that wandered into your kitchen. The lesbian tag confused me at first since the protagonist is male, but there's scenes where the cat girls interact with each other while he just watches from a crack in the floorboards. Voyeur mouse hours. The humor lands more often than it should for something this unpolished. I wish the big ass tag got more attention but you can't have everything. The fantasy elements are just there, nobody explains why cat girls exist or why mice are humanoid. Accept it. Move on.