Cat Belly Rub

Cat Belly Rub turns one of the oldest questions in cat ownership into a game: will this kitten actually let you scratch its tummy? Here the answer is yes, and the screen tells you exactly how much it is enjoying the attention. A bar fills while you rub, and once it reaches the end, the next level opens up.

Around that core sit two smaller jobs taken from the game description. You can feed the cat, and there are diamonds to collect, which gives a session a little more to do than stroking alone. You can also simply play with the kitten, and that is the part younger children tend to come back to.

The studio pitches it as suitable for all ages, and the design supports the claim: one obvious action, one bar for feedback, and progress that comes from patience rather than fast reflexes. Real cats are famously less cooperative about belly rubs, so think of this as the scratch-free version.

1. Rub the kitten's belly with the mouse or your finger.
2. Keep scratching until the bar reaches the end.
3. Feed the cat and pick up any diamonds you see.
4. Carry on into the next level once it unlocks.

Watch the bar rather than the kitten's face. It is the only measure of progress, and the level is done the moment it is full.