Cat Out is a fun and relaxing puzzle-solving game where the objective is to help a cat escape from a grid of blocks. The goal is to clear a path for the cat by strategically sliding and shifting the surrounding blocks to create an exit.
The game starts with the cat trapped in the center of the board, surrounded by various blocks. Players must carefully maneuver the blocks to create an open route for the cat to reach the exit. The exit is often guarded by a special block that requires players to find a key first before the cat can proceed.
The gameplay features simple swiping controls, allowing players to move the blocks in four directions – left, right, up, and down. As the levels progress, the layouts become more complex, requiring players to think critically and plan their moves to efficiently clear the board and help the cat escape.
The game offers a limited number of steps and energy levels, adding an additional challenge to the puzzle-solving experience. However, players can utilize power-ups by watching video ads to replenish their resources and progress through the game more easily.
Cat Out boasts beautiful graphics that can be easily reskinned to fit different themes or designs. The game has been developed using Construct 3, a HTML5 game engine, ensuring it is compatible with a wide range of devices.
With its engaging gameplay, intuitive controls, and gradual difficulty increase, Cat Out provides a delightful and relaxing puzzle-solving experience for players of all ages.
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Features: • Touch controls • Full game. • Keyboard control • Works on HTML5 browser • HTML folder ready to upload + c3p What you get • HTML5 and source files ready to be uploaded to your server • Keyboard and Touch Controls How to publish on your site: • Rename the HTML 5 folder to any name you like (don’t use space or special characters) • Upload the entire folder you renamed to your site (Check your host provider for FTP access • That’s it! If you have any question, don’t hesitate in asking.