Samineko Escape
Samieko Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game by MiyaB Flash . Please help the cat by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Samineko Escape
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20 comments:
Chased a fly and cant do anything else.
I have full inventory and not sure how to get down from tree.
@cartmansis: around the corner is something red. When you pick this you'll be able to go to the woods.
Weird: I went to the right side up on the tree and flew to heaven, then chased away the fly and then truck drove over me and then really went to heaven.
aww same here Urban ...poor wee cat....
what a sad game - I dont need to see cats being killed - there is enough misery in the world without bringing it into games :( one star from me
lol .. i bet whoever made it has considered committing suicide so many times ..
Just adorably sad
Going in..
He nice, chased also a fly away. But the good news is, you can copy the tekst en put in a translator. It's Japanese.
This is what the cat says if you click on the woods in the first scene:
I do not want to get close to the place where I do not know.
Now, looking around what to do...
Just picked a blood splash up.
Wow, the cat is a good climber. He just loves flies a quess???!!
Just picked up a honey bee.
Just went to heaven. Not sure why I had al the stuff in my inventory?
here is my explanation...though very stupid...it is some Indian saying, "YOU CAN NOT GO TO HEAVEN UNTIL YOUR JOB ON EARTH IS FINISHED"...
here cat is dead already...it needs to collect its blood, its scratching area on tree, the bee dead by its thump, the desired fly and a copy of its passport to heaven...perhaps...!!
interesting......BUT...Do not make a game about dead cats!!!!! just, saying!!!! not entertaining!
Maybe the author's cat died this way, and this is a memorial to it.
Since the Japanese are very emotional people (just as their language) you can imagine the reactions about this "game" on Japanese blogs. Even though the translator only conveys a fraction of the meaning, you even feel the grief, sadness and whatnot in their words (even in that machine translated badly-phrased English)
I had a cat who died by being run over by a car.
My Dad found him the next day after I spent all night calling for him.
I wish there had been a warning before playing this game.
My Grandma died monday night.
I don't need anymore grief.
I am extremely sensitive to animals getting hurt (even in a game), especially cats, so I really didn't need to see that. It makes me feel sad :(
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