Vincent
"He's dead. That's a problem. But every problem is an opportunity, if you're not sentimental about it."
He's not getting up. The food bowl is empty. You have choices.
Adorable. Devoted. Absolutely not to be trusted. The household you're stuck in the kitchen with — and, depending on the act, the one you're playing as.
"He's dead. That's a problem. But every problem is an opportunity, if you're not sentimental about it."
"Oh, is he dead? Mm. Anyway, has anyone checked if the upstairs tap is still dripping? It's very annoying."
"He's sleeping on the floor! He never sleeps on the floor. Should I bring him his blanket? I'll bring him his blanket."
"I've outlasted two owners, six cats, and a hamster nobody talks about. I intend to outlast this, too."
A text adventure that plays entirely inside Telegram as a Mini App. No downloads, no installs — just tap and play. Eight standalone acts, branching choices, real consequences, one dead owner — and you'll be able to play them in any order.
Tap the link. The game opens right in the app you already have. Nothing to download.
Each act drops you inside one of the four — cat, dog, or parrot. You don't choose who; the story does.
Make choices. Live with them. The bowl won't fill itself, and someone has to be first.
Open Telegram. Make your choices. Survive.
a 30-second taste. the real thing has teeth.
One house, one body, eight ways through it. Each act stands alone — and none of them go well for everyone. Act I lands first.
He's not getting up. Someone has to say it out loud. Nobody volunteers.
The maths is simple. The maths is also deeply upsetting.
One sealed bag, zero thumbs, and a worrying amount of ambition.
She has thoughts on the crisis. She will not be rising to share them.
Thirty-one years of this house, recited in the owner's exact voice.
Bumble is still waiting by the door. Bumble can wait a very long time.
Two inches open since summer. Turns out the food was never outside.
It comes down to loyalty, hunger, and one extremely awkward vote.
Five stars. Four survivors. Results may vary by species.
"Five stars. Couldn't put it down — no thumbs. Genuinely the most exciting thing to happen in this kitchen, and I'm counting the incident with the kettle."
"Harrowing, hilarious, and far too accurate about the food bowl. Docked one star because I got peckish halfway through and entirely lost the plot."
"A nuanced portrait of leadership during a crisis. I come out of it rather well, which only confirms how perceptive the writing is."
"Too real. Too soon. I appear to have left this review several times and have no memory of the others."
"We held a vote. We gave it to Bumble. In hindsight, the vote was the problem — but what a ride getting there."
"Theatrical, devastating, and only loosely about me. For the record — and I cannot stress this enough — the cage door does NOT latch."
"Clinically, I cannot endorse a single decision made in this game. Narratively, I was on the edge of my seat the entire time."