A nicely done homage to Tex Avery from the streaming era, taking full advantage of its format in order to create an interactive story filled with many different types of endings and story routes.
Not only the animation captures very well the style of many classic cartoons, but also plenty of the gags have the same certain "timeless" feel the jokes of many old-school cartoons from the 40s and 50s used to have, albeit with a more modern touch of black comedy. (This is after all, made by the same creator of Black Mirror)
The little guard dog Peanut steals the show here, being a very charismatic antagonist. Hope this characters appears once again in another animation, interactive or not.
Not only the animation captures very well the style of many classic cartoons, but also plenty of the gags have the same certain "timeless" feel the jokes of many old-school cartoons from the 40s and 50s used to have, albeit with a more modern touch of black comedy. (This is after all, made by the same creator of Black Mirror)
The little guard dog Peanut steals the show here, being a very charismatic antagonist. Hope this characters appears once again in another animation, interactive or not.