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Neko Atsume
Dec. 17th, 2015 09:50 amI resisted Neko Atsume until two of my friends started spamming Facebook with screenshots, and then I could resist no longer.
Yesterday evening I finally got a picture of Peaches, thereby completing my Catbook.
I'm not done playing the game, though.
I can still remodel the house a few times, and I think there might be more possible expansions. Also, the nekos I've atsumed have started bringing me mementos, and it seems that collecting them is going to become my next project.
Although I caved in to the temptation of cuteness and bought myself a Neko Atsume teacup on Amazon, the real longing that this game has engendered in me is for a nicer living space. I'm not sure what I would do with a house if I could actually afford one – would I have to buy furniture?? – but I'd kind of like to have my own yard.
Instead of investing in real estate, I think what I'm going to do is to buy a small wine rack (it's that time of year, and people will insist on giving me alcohol). I can already imagine the orange circle on my kitchen counter where I can set it down with a satisfying thonk.
Yesterday evening I finally got a picture of Peaches, thereby completing my Catbook.
I'm not done playing the game, though.
I can still remodel the house a few times, and I think there might be more possible expansions. Also, the nekos I've atsumed have started bringing me mementos, and it seems that collecting them is going to become my next project.
Although I caved in to the temptation of cuteness and bought myself a Neko Atsume teacup on Amazon, the real longing that this game has engendered in me is for a nicer living space. I'm not sure what I would do with a house if I could actually afford one – would I have to buy furniture?? – but I'd kind of like to have my own yard.
Instead of investing in real estate, I think what I'm going to do is to buy a small wine rack (it's that time of year, and people will insist on giving me alcohol). I can already imagine the orange circle on my kitchen counter where I can set it down with a satisfying thonk.
