sure, I don't mean in any way to say that it's a bad game or that "traditional point and click" adventures are inherently better than more modern Amanita style ones! It's all about expectations and personal preferences. Also... here there is a lot of cats, and that's a big plus!

Cats are good, I like cats.

This sure looks interesting, thanks publisher/developers/GOG!
I think my nieces will love it :)

Also reminds me of My Brother Rabbit, that I liked

Does the kid on the artwork intentionally have dark pink skin, and a nose like Peppa Pig?
I think the devs may have done that on purpose to get more sales.

Retarded parents everywhere: "Hey, the girl looks like Peppa Pig, so insta-buy it for the kids!"

Very clever marketting ploy there.

Tried the demo. The game - as it has been said - really feels like Amanita, in design, sound and gameplay. In my opinion Amanita can't be beaten in this regard though since they simply are amazingly creative in what they do and for me it is just a joy to watch every new idea they have. Anyway - gameplay, at least in the demo - is mostly trial an error. You click you watch and then you see what happens if you click other things or if you click things in a certain order. Sometimes you also need to combine things that are lying around, but you don't seem to have a traditional inventory.