The Last Cat in the Universe is a story-driven, incremental clicker where, instead of the usual race for numbers, you have one simple task: keep a small creature alive on a dying station. You control an AI left alone amidst the rubble and silence, and all activity boils down to collecting resources to create some kind of safe haven in this frigid space. Resources for survival You dismantle the station, moving your cursor over the debris fields, gradually extracting everything you need. It's not about speed or clicking until you're worn out — the process is measured, almost meditative. But behind this calm lies pressure: you need to maintain air, heat, and shelter, otherwise everything starts to crumble. You have to choose where to direct resources — to development or to maintaining the current state. Hidden among the rubble are not only technology but also fragments of the past. Music plays a crucial role: it changes as you progress, becoming a connecting element between the action and your emotional state. Ultimately, the game works not because of its difficulty, but because of its atmosphere and the feeling that you're doing something important, albeit on a small scale. Features of the game A short story-driven experience lasting 2-3 hours. A calm resource collection system. Balance between development and survival. A musical line connected to the story.