No it's not.
I only draw PC games because I only have PC myself :)

Hmmm,I mostly at loss so I will try Divinity: Original Sin. There are cats with quests in there but I wouldn'tsay they are important characters so it won't most likely be it.

Is it jRPG?

A Game With a Kitty?

But I guess it's unlikely, because there are more than two games in the series.

Yes, it IS Divinity Original Sin.
And Arhu *IS* an important character, one of the most important side-characters in fact O_o
And he is also a white cat. A man-cat. Or cat-man. But half of the time he is in his white cat form. I even tried to look up a reference image that looks a bit similar to his in-game cat portrait.
In the EE you even meet him first in his cat form.
He also appeares in Divine Divinity where he helps you with a quest in his kitty form.

Blah I suspected this will be easier, but appearantly not many people played Original Sin x_x
I should start playing more games instead of just replaying my favourites, so I have more ideas what to draw next...

Anyway, it was a really beautiful 'painting'. Did you really use chocolate?

Oh, right.
Silly me. I forgot about him and as more cat from beginning I only remembered that one you help him to get the lady of his heath. :-)

Also yay me, for guessing it correctly.
As always, awesome work of art, MadyNora.
But as usual, I am not up to draw myself. I have to work anyway. :-)
So anyone can take my spot.

Thanks :)
And yes, it's really chocolate. I'm a pastry chef. I'm not working as one, but I finished school and have the appropriate papers.
I learend to paint with chocolate from another pastry chef friend of mine. I prefer painting with chocolate in this thread, because it's fun, I need practise, and these paintings look much better than my stickman "art" :D

Nice! Clearly there aren't enough pastry chefs in the world. :)

*Sigh*

As you wish.
Here you go, I drawed the simplest thing I could.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes?

Surgeon Simulator perhaps?

Neither.

It is very literal.

Blood?

Yep.

One Unit Whole Blood.

Here's an easy one: