New York in black and white, a cat detective diving into a rotten case.

No gut pick recorded, so we read the detail, and it splits in two. On few votes, so to confirm, attachment climbs high, ahead of 78% of games, and its art style holds the upper-middle, ahead of 59%. But the moment we talk about taking it to a desert island, it drops low, ahead of 31%, and its OST sinks almost to the bottom, ahead of barely a quarter. The tension is clear: you bond with the character and his noir mood, but that is not enough to make him a companion you take everywhere.

In the family of narrative adventure, the genre where you move forward through dialogue and atmosphere, this profile fits: you remember the world and the hero far more than the replay value.

So, who is it for? For you if you love noir crime, comic-book moods and a charismatic detective. Much less if you want nervy gameplay or a soundtrack that haunts you.