The clip comes from Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, the 2002 GameCube horror game developed by Silicon Knights with music and sound work credited to Steve Henifin. The file circulates simply under the title Cat, separate from the game's better known sanity effects and voice lines. As soundboards collected short game rips, this brief meow was shared on its own because it works without any context from the story. It remains in use for pet jokes and horror edits where a normal animal sound feels strangely out of place.
關於此聲音
A short cat meow sound effect from Eternal Darkness, composed by Steve Henifin. Creators use it for sudden pet cameos and eerie horror game edits.
This is a brief, clear cat meow lifted from the audio of Eternal Darkness, lasting just over two seconds. The cry is short and slightly plaintive, with a natural feline pitch that stands out against the game's dark, atmospheric background sounds. Because it comes from a horror title, the meow feels oddly unsettling as well as cute, creating a small moment of surprise when it appears out of context. Listeners instantly recognise a real cat call, but the contrast with the surrounding dread makes it memorable and easy to reuse as a reaction.
