Destiny strikes in My Fair Cat: Snow once you find a stray cat. That is just the beginning of your adventures in a new town and new school. A story filled with cute cat moments and romance!


Moving to a new town and transferring to a new school is not easy, especially when the school bully zero’s in on you making life worse. Life changes though when you meet a stray kitty in need of help. You navigate trying to care for your new furry friend (aptly named Snow by you due to his fur colour) by sneaking them to school and soon you're both discovered by the popular boy in school, the star of the soccer team, Nathan. Nathan who adores cats and is cute to boot! Soon a friendship develops leading to a slow burn of something more.

This game has only one romance path (Nathan) so it is not really an otome but more of a wholesome, feel good, romantic visual novel. There are two endings, good and bad but the romance that builds up in the game is just between you and Nathan.

This is not a spicy novel. There are some romantic sweet moments but nothing graphic.


Settings & features include; display options, text and choices options, language choices, and audio controls.

There is a CG gallery that unlocks as you play the game with 16 special moments available. There is also a decent amount of save slots. The game is on the shorter side so what they give you is more than enough to save at those important choice moments.

You can hide the hud for taking screen captures if you wish. The text is easy to read and there is a history log. You can also rewind and fast forward the text with your mouse scroll wheel (very convenient).


Visually the game is drawn in an anime style that is the usual in this genre. The colour palette is vibrant and the special moments are plenty and highly enjoyable. (Special moments being the CG’s). I actually really love the artwork in this one, well drawn characters, cute chibis and adorable cat art! Normally I gush about the handsome romance potentials in these games and Nathan is cute but Snow takes the cake in this game :)

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The music is a piano score. It is not bad. It fills in the background nicely. There are some ambient noises such as the cat purring or mewing. Also this novel does not have any voice acting (which for me personally is fine but just pointing it out for those that do prefer it).


I love a good romance story and I adore cats (I have two fluff balls of my own). Combining the two into a sweet, wholesome romance visual novel combines the best of two worlds. 💗

Otome Lovers wishes to thank Golden Castle Studio for providing a free review copy for this game.

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Destiny strikes in [i]My Fair Cat: Snow[/i] once you find a stray cat. That is just the beginning of your adventures in a new town and new school. A story filled with cute cat moments and romance! [h2][u]The Story[/u][/h2] Moving to a new town and transferring to a new school is not easy, especially when the school bully zero’s in on you making life worse. Life changes though when you meet a stray kitty in need of help. You navigate trying to care for your new furry friend (aptly named Snow by you due to his fur colour) by sneaking them to school and soon you're both discovered by the popular boy in school, the star of the soccer team, Nathan. Nathan who adores cats and is cute to boot! Soon a friendship develops leading to a slow burn of something more. This game has only one romance path (Nathan) so it is not really an otome but more of a wholesome, feel good, romantic visual novel. There are two endings, good and bad but the romance that builds up in the game is just between you and Nathan. This is not a spicy novel. There are some romantic sweet moments but nothing graphic. [h2][u]Settings, Features & Gameplay[/u][/h2] Settings & features include; display options, text and choices options, language choices, and audio controls. There is a CG gallery that unlocks as you play the game with 16 special moments available. There is also a decent amount of save slots. The game is on the shorter side so what they give you is more than enough to save at those important choice moments. You can hide the hud for taking screen captures if you wish. The text is easy to read and there is a history log. You can also rewind and fast forward the text with your mouse scroll wheel (very convenient). [h2][u]The Visuals & Audio[/u][/h2] Visually the game is drawn in an anime style that is the usual in this genre. The colour palette is vibrant and the special moments are plenty and highly enjoyable. (Special moments being the CG’s). I actually really love the artwork in this one, well drawn characters, cute chibis and adorable cat art! Normally I gush about the handsome romance potentials in these games and Nathan is cute but Snow takes the cake in this game :) https://ad.gamersky.info/@steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3422148546 https://ad.gamersky.info/@steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3422148136 The music is a piano score. It is not bad. It fills in the background nicely. There are some ambient noises such as the cat purring or mewing. Also this novel does not have any voice acting (which for me personally is fine but just pointing it out for those that do prefer it). [h2][u]Overall Experience[/u][/h2] I love a good romance story and I adore cats (I have two fluff balls of my own). Combining the two into a sweet, wholesome romance visual novel combines the best of two worlds. 💗 Otome Lovers wishes to thank [i]Golden Castle Studio[/i] for providing a free review copy for this game. [quote]Please follow our curator page, [url=https://ad.gamersky.info/@store.steampowered.com/curator/4680120/]Otome Lovers[/url], if you'd like to see more reviews like this one! [/quote]