About this game
The whole setup is a bit like a fever dream I had after watching too much late night cable. You're the judge, right, but the contestants are all these catgirls. Not just one or two, a whole parade of them, and they're all vying for this "Kitty of the Month" title. The game uses real models, which is a choice. Some of them really lean into the feline thing, with the ears and the tail plugs, while others just look like a woman who lost a bet and had to wear a cheap headband from a costume shop. The disconnect is jarring in the best way, like finding a single olive in a bowl of popcorn.
The core loop is just you clicking to strip them. One piece at a time. There's no real competition mechanic, no scoring, no way to fail. You just... click. And they pose. The striptease animations are about as smooth as a rusty hinge, all jerky transitions and dead eyed stares that somehow make the whole thing more compelling. I kept waiting for a rhythm mini game or a trivia round about cat breeds to pop up, but no. It's pure, unadulterated, one click stripping. I complained to myself about the lack of a "remove all" button for a solid minute before realizing I was arguing with a browser tab.
Some of the models get really into it, doing that thing with their hips that makes you forget you're basically playing a PowerPoint presentation. Others have this expression like they're mentally calculating their rent. It's that unpredictability that kept me clicking. You never know if the next kitty is going to be a sultry predator or someone who just remembered they left the oven on. The whole thing feels like a weird social experiment disguised as a wank. The sound design is just a single, tinny loop of what I think is supposed to be a sultry saxophone but sounds more like a goose being slowly deflated. I haven't closed the tab yet, and I'm not sure what that says about me.