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About Cat Island Petrichor

Cat Island Petrichor is a 3D exploration adventure about Shiro, a white cat who helps college student Makoto investigate the mysteries of a cat-filled island. You slip through narrow spaces, jump to high places and use cat-like actions to help her uncover what happened there. The story follows Makoto and Shiro as the boundary between human and cat begins to waver.

Explore the island

Cat Island is divided into five areas across 18 maps, with locations including the Island Rest Stop, Shrine, Lighthouse, Museum, Ancient Ruins and Hospital. The island’s atmosphere changes as time passes and the weather shifts. You can scratch open paths, climb onto rooftops and race across the island, using feline agility and wit to overcome its challenges.

Meet the islanders

Makoto is gentle and cheerful, readily befriends others and is eager to learn about the things she loves. She names the white cat Shiro when she arrives; he lives among the island’s strays and claims the harbor as his territory, often watching the sea from the breakwater.

The island’s other heroines include Mio, the energetic daughter of the local diner’s owner, and her mother Mitsuki, who runs the diner and is nervous around new people. Shizuru is a calm, meticulous shrine maiden, while Kotoha is a quiet, soft-spoken receptionist at the Island Rest Stop. Each sub-heroine has interaction scenarios, and the game includes over 214 talk events, large and small.

Story and presentation

The island’s mysteries gradually come to light through your investigation. Characters appear in 3D environments and in 2D dialogue scenes, where Spine animation gives their movements and interactions expression. The game includes over 265 minutes of voice recordings, more than ten facial-expression variations, costume and pose variations, and 26 still illustrations, with 72 variations in total. Estimated playtime is 6 to 12 hours.

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