Well crafted game. The cinematics interludes really added a special touch to it.
But the game in itself is way to short and easy, and highly repetitive. Some more dept would've been needed in the gameplay for it to be really enjoyable. New objectives, more skills than that simple "bounce", more types of traps, etc.
I still enjoyed the artwork very much, and the concept in itself is well thought.
Turned out to be way more fun than expected.
Might not be the best distance-throwing game I've played, but I love those and I love the bouncy fat Sushi-Cat =^.^= and all those smiling buildings, sushi and decorations - sweet!
I did miss some upgrades like making the cat more bouncy (i.e. lose less energy when hitting the ground) and it was quite easy, I finished the game with maybe 2/3 of the possible upgrades.
dat ending though
do you guys remember that sushi cat rpg april fools joke armor games pulled, i really wanted it to be a real game