Several interactive fiction games have tried their hand at having a feline protagonist who observes the world around it but doesn't know what some things are, or what the names of some things are. Most have fallen short, due to inconsistency or too-confusing writing. This game pulls it off perfectly - the writing is consistent, characterizes the cat well, and is clear. At points where you can't immediately figure out what the cat is describing, piecing it together is quick and satisfying.
Meena is a satisfying twine-style game that you can tell has had a lot of work put into it. The writing, timing and humor are charming and guide you through an adventure in the desert as a little sand cat. It has a unique, polished UI that sets it apart from other twine games, and contributes to the atmosphere and experience of the game. It is a relatively short playthrough, but it is a memorable one, and stands out from many of the other short interactive fiction games I've played. I will probably return to Meena in the future, and will definitely be recommending it to my friends.