Meow

About

Meow is a brief, low-poly adventure that folds eerie moments into everyday pet care. You manage a kitten’s needs while navigating unsettling events that seep into its routine. Simple mechanics focus on feeding, cleaning, and interacting, but occasional strange occurrences disrupt the calm. The PSX-era visuals and chiptune soundtrack amplify a quiet unease, balancing mundane tasks with subtle horror cues. It plays out more like a spooky domestic simulation than a traditional scare-fest. What lingers is the contrast between nurturing and dread. The game’s charm comes from its restraint, most scares are implied, not shown. While the story is short and nonlinear, it leaves room for interpretation. Early access feedback hints at a cozy yet creepy vibe that’s easy to pick up and put down. If minimalism and mood matter more than jump scares, this one might stick.