Kitty Cats
Choose a cat, then feed it, dress it and play with wool, a toy mouse or a cardboard box.
The premise is small and the game knows it: choose a cat you like, then spend time with it. Food, outfits and toys sit in a tray at the edge of the screen, and the whole loop is picking one and seeing what the animal does with it.
The toys are the part worth staying for. A ball of wool, a toy mouse and a cardboard box each get their own reaction, and the box — as anyone who lives with a cat will expect — gets the best one. There is no score, no timer and nothing to unlock, so the game is over when you decide it is.
It reads as a set for younger players, and the description says as much: it is built so a parent can sit alongside and take a turn.
Controls
Click or tap to pick a cat, then drag toys and food onto it.
How to Play
- Choose the cat you want to spend the session with.
- Drag food to it when it looks hungry.
- Try each toy in turn — wool, mouse, box.
- Dress it up if you want, or leave it as it is.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Kitty Cats suitable for young children?
It is built that way — no timer, no failure state, and simple drag-and-drop actions that a small child can manage alone.
