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Catpad hands you a cat's paw and a keyboard-shaped grid of activities, and lets you swat, stack and steer your way through each one. Instead of one continuous game, it's a rotating set of short minigames — push boxes into a tidy tower, match tiles in a memory puzzle, fend off a wave of cartoon zombies, or steer a little car around a track — all played with the same paw cursor.
Do well in a minigame and you build up Fever Mode, a short bonus stretch where the cat scores extra points before the round resets. Points earned across sessions unlock new decorations for the cat's home, giving you a reason to come back and try a mode you skipped.
Controls
Everything is mouse or touch. Click and drag to move the paw within each minigame, and click on the cat's own face at any time to give it a pet. No keyboard is needed, and the game works the same way on a phone or tablet with taps in place of clicks.
Tips
- Cycle through the different minigames rather than replaying just one — each has its own scoring pace, and some fill your Fever meter faster than others.
- Petting the cat between rounds doesn't cost you anything, so use idle moments to do it and see its reactions.
- Save up points instead of spending them on the first decoration you unlock; better rooms open up the more you've saved.
It's a good pick for short breaks — each minigame round is quick, so it suits a few minutes at a time rather than one long session.
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