Small World Cat Service

Great game, really loved the vibe of it.

Fun characters, interesting dialogue, good design. The main gameplay mechanic also felt very interesting and fresh, and switching it up after each level made sure it didn't get boring. My main feedback would be the hitbox of the hands and electrical wires, it wasn't always clear if I was going to be electrocuted, and sometimes I felt like I was unfairly electrocuted. So Perhaps a smaller hitbox, or some way of indicating it would have been better.

Overall a really fun experience though! Congratulations! :D

Good graphics and music and I like story :)

Unluckily I got spoiled during one stream I was watching so ending wasn't surprise.

Now I got problem with collisions of arms, although I knew collision are was small. Now especially I had problems when arms stretched back by themselves without new powerup, and there was some object between me and arms; as arms were retreating and touched this object, my arms would appear on other side of object, which basically ruined my try :/

Also in the end when I tried backstab, and got shocked from Scar (I went for head), and had to retry :\

Muutenhan tämä oli hyvä, mukavat pikseligrafiikat ja musiikit :)

The bucket level is WAY TOO HARD, I wish I had the upgrade for stable arms before that level :(

Also the dialogs were a little long for me.

Everything else is good :o

honestly that arm stretch sound alone is 10/10

Well that got dark very quick!

Anyway... I really enjoyed this game. I like the goofy premise of helping people with super stretchy arms. The gameplay of stretching around obstacles is pretty interesting and leads to a lot of fun challenges. It's cool how you get upgrades over the course of the game, though I'm not sure how necessary they were (the game would probably work if you just started with all the upgrades).

The presentation is really good as well. I like the art and how there are several different characters with their own personalities and houses. It was a nice touch having the obstacle courses be made out of actual objects rather than some random tiles. I also enjoyed the music. The music in the final confrontation was particularity good at heightening the tension.

I loved this game! It's got a unique idea and a lot of super cute characters... though... uh, I really wasn't expecting that ending O_O

There were some times when my paws would just clip all the way through nonlethal obstacles and forced me to restart, especially when trying to get the bucket, I'm not sure why that was happening.

But great entry! Definitely one of my favorite games this jam :)

This is a cute game with nice art and interesting gameplay. The absurd premise of everyone calling you to retrieve items in their inexplicably dangerous houses was very funny. It took me a while to figure out how to play but I should have read your description more carefully! My biggest gripe is that the physics is not very intuitive in the way the object stays in place when you let go, or how you can't just move your hands past certain obstacles like the trophies. The ending was also pretty abrupt.

Really neat idea. The artwork was nice, and the navigation between houses was really well done. Kinda trippy to move like that. Nice work :)

I had a little trouble with the stretchy paws, but figured it out after reading the info on your page.

Well this one really had some surprises!

The first one was the stretching: it was so weird compared to the theme of the game, but definitely in a good way. Nice idea.

Different elements of the game worked pretty well, especially the graphics and animations gave me lots of enjoyment. The pacing was well balanced.

The final mission made me go through some FEELS. The ending scene could have had some more content, it felt it had been left too open.

(and nice thermometer... I can feel the pinewood backboard on my fingers...)

Lots of promise and I love the art! The stretchy arm mechanic is very creative, but too buggy to beat some of the levels. There are sections where your paws must cross wires, and whether or not the wires are "hot" or not seems to be completely random as far as I can tell. This doesn't allow for a lot of strategy... Which is too bad... I was really hoping to finish it!