For such a gay and vibrant little adventure, the story has a surprisingly dark tone. Assuming that rat is one of the many animal-based humanoids that inhabit her world, Rainbow Skunk seems like an unapologetic pyschopath. She won't talk to the intruder unless it's to offer him cyanide, while maintaining a cheerful demeanour because she's so emotionally detached.

There were a couple of standout things about this game. The death animation was well drawn and helped maintain that comical cheerfulness present throughout. The music was also well chosen. Each track coupled well with its background.

It's very easy to complete. I think this works in your favour when writing a MAGS game because everybody gets to see the whole game. It would have been nice, however, to have a little more "meat" to the main puzzle.

Overall, an interesting story, a well-built world and a great puzzle idea. A great, short play.