Breed, raise and fling cats into a chaotic roguelike from the mind behind The Binding of Isaac.

First signal, and it's still light: on gut feel, when you pick without thinking, Mewgenics edges ahead of just under three quarters of games. Not bad, but on a single vote, so to be confirmed. The criterion-by-criterion view tells a different story. Fun and art style land it in the upper middle, ahead of roughly 60% of titles. But attachment drops to the very bottom, ahead of barely 6% of games. That's the contrast: people like it on instinct, but they don't bond with it yet. The early votes suggest a game that entertains more than it marks you.

For a chaotic, comedic draft roguelike, that profile makes sense: you replay for the chaos and the systems, not to form a lasting bond with a single run.

So, who's it for? You, if you love chaos, absurd humor and systems to combine run after run. Recent, profile still to confirm. Much less so if you want a game that grabs you emotionally and clings to you for a long time.