Stray Cat Crossing

It hooked me in right from the beginning and kept me wanting to know more after each turn in the story.

While the art style seemed a little at first (the characters are pretty big compared to the environment) the game did a perfect job at introducing, then gradually unfold and solve a story while making me feel intrested, weirded out, or at some points just staring onto the screen.

The soundtrack is good -- each track is short, tight, distinct, and enhances the game's atmosphere.

Which is nice, because you'll be able to spend more time exploring the house, and to see VCR-like short video-cuts appear, that unravels a little more about the story, while conveniently raising the creepy-factor a LOT.

I really enjoyed the character design, music, and general atmosphere of the game--I desperately wish it had about an hour's more worth of gameplay.

I had a lot of fun with the puzzles, and the difficulty is about just right for a game heavily focusing on story - made me use my brain but didn't make me overly frustrated.