Neko Atsume is a strange game to describe. It's a strange game to play. And it's the game that, more than any other, Polygon reporter Allegra Frank thought about when she looked back on 2015. Today on Polygon Minimap: Worldmap Edition, we focus on a weird game. Or at least that's what we thought we were going to do. We got a lot more. It's funny how these things work sometimes. You start talking about Neko Atsume, and before you know it, you're discovering important truths about video games — about why we play them, about when we play the, about why even those that might turn a recent college graduate into a self-described "crazy cat lady" wind up staying with us months later. We'd love to count you as a daily Minimap listener. You can subscribe to the podcast wherever you like with these handy links we've corralled for you: - iTunes: http://itunes.com/minimap - Your podcast player of choice: http://feeds.feedburner.com/PolygonMinimapDaily - SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/polygon-minimap - Polygon: http://polygon.com/minimap