Molly embarks on a journey to find her mother, accompanied by a cat companion with a distinct personality. The two must cooperate in their actions as they explore a strange, decaying planet; as knowledge paves the way forward, they will gradually piece together scattered clues and uncover the buried legends behind the giants.
Life with an unusual feline companion During a disaster, a mysterious cat capable of changing its form at will saves you. You name it "Meow" based on its meows. From then on, you share the same heartbeat, but that doesn't mean you're always in sync—after all, it's a cat. It has its own habits, temperament, and a host of mysteries: Where did it come from? Why did it save you? How should you get along with it? Answers to these questions will gradually emerge during your journey. True rapport between you and your cat isn't something you start with. The puzzle left by your mother What are the silent giants? What is the newborn baby giant? Why are the ancient sentinels hunting your cat? And what exactly is your cat? All clues ultimately point to your missing mother. To find her, and to answer these questions, you tread the path your mother once walked. And the answers you find will go beyond the questions themselves. Knowledge-driven combat and exploration This world is both familiar and strange to you. Phenomena you've long taken for granted—the shifting orbits of giants, the pulsations of the Earth Mother, the actions of the sentinels—may all hide rules you have yet to discover. Understand how this world works and observe the causes behind phenomena. They will guide you to avoid detours in exploration and help you survive in combat. Knowledge is your and Meow's most powerful weapon. Seamless cooperation... or not? When facing obstacles or danger, don't forget your cat. Many puzzles can only be solved with Meow's help: sometimes through seamless teamwork, other times... through clumsy mishaps. In combat, hone your coordination with Meow to easily deflect enemy attacks. During exploration, pay attention to Meow's behavior; after all, little cats have their own interests, and those things might be more important than you imagine. Don't forget it. The end of the journey must be completed by both of you together.