I have a certain love for block related puzzle games, I dunno about you, but whenever I combine blocks to progress in someway is absolutely satisfying. Seriously, some of the best games are block related, Tetris, Minecraft, Blocks: The Videogame (Note, that last one doesn't exist). So when I first saw Catherine's gameplay being described, I thought how long it would take for me to buy the game after it came out. The answer by the way, is 3 days. But I saw the review of it from Jeff yesterday and thought two things. First was "Holy shit I have to choose between this and El Shaddai, nice to know I've been unconscious for a year again". But the second was that Jeff's review was very... short. Yes, it is a block related videogame driven by story, gotcha. What could be said? Apparently shallow characters and boring gameplay is one of the things to be said. If you've played the game, the first critique of the characters seems to be a whole lot of horseshit (Cough cough Erica), but the blocks pushing/pulling/hanging/so on so forth is boring? Also untrue, but nitpicking Jeff's opinion can only go so far, he is entitled to it. But I'll treat it as the outlier to all the reviews out there (Like a reviewer giving Toy Story 3 2 out of 10 stars, where everyone else gives it 9 or 10 with the strong urge of murdering the asshole that gave it 2/10). 
 
But never mind that, something that really hit me about the game was looking straight at how we view relationships, ya ya, preachy preachy whine whine. I really did answer everything honestly, and managed to get the blue karma. It's not about good or bad karma, it's about if you are submissive in the relationship, unsure about how one would be outside of the relationship and unable to cope. Essentially, imagine being Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off.