Purrrification

Purrrification starts like any other platformer — jump, collect, move on. Clean. Predictable. That feeling doesn't last long.

Somewhere around the second or third level, something shifts. Sounds behave wrong. The screen seems aware of you. Glitches appear that don't feel accidental, and the further you go, the harder it becomes to tell what's broken and what's intentional. Which is sort of the point.

Seven levels carry you deeper into something genuinely unsettling, where the UI itself stops being neutral and the menu — even before you've started playing — might not be telling the truth. Hidden details reward curiosity, though "reward" might be generous depending on what you find.

This is a game that treats its own mechanics as unreliable narrators. If you're the kind of player who pokes at edges and questions what they're seeing, it has a lot to offer.