Naive Cat Erusha

A beastfolk girl leaves the only home she's known to build a life in a kingdom that doesn't recognize her kind as people, and the world makes her pay for that mistake at every turn. Erusha isn't naive by accident; the game keeps setting her up to trust the wrong stranger, take the wrong shortcut, wander into the wrong clearing.

The journey has a real spine: a girl with no rights in human lands, hunting for the family she wanted, running into monsters and men who all treat her the same way. That through-line stays the point even as the specific trouble changes town to town.

You move her across the kingdom's map, poking into towns and wilderness where the locals, the wildlife, and the occasional tentacled thing in the dark all have their own ideas about what a lone beastfolk girl is for. Progress is less about combat mastery and more about learning which paths lead somewhere survivable and which ones don't.