Kitty Love Story

Kitty Love Story begins with a small heartbreak. Two cats who never wanted to be apart have been separated, and each level places them some distance away from each other. You cannot move them directly; instead you draw a line, and once it is in the scene physics takes over.

That is the puzzle. A line can become a ramp, a bridge, a wedge or a nudge, and the question in every stage is which shape will make the kitties roll, slide or fall into each other. The tags put it under logic and physics, and both matter: you have to picture how the drawing will behave before you commit to it.

The game promises more than 120 levels, which is a large set for a drawing puzzle and leaves space for the layouts to get trickier as you go. It is a cute premise with genuine head-scratching underneath, and a good fit for anyone who enjoys solving a problem with one carefully placed stroke.

1. Study where the two kitties are placed in the level.
2. Draw a line that will push, carry or guide them.
3. Let physics move the cats once the line is drawn.
4. Reunite them to clear the level and move on.

Before drawing, decide which kitty should move. Sending one cat to the other is usually easier than trying to move both at once.