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cat treat catch

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Our Cats - a cute mobile browser game: catch treats for three real cats, build combos, trigger FEVER. Plain HTML/CSS/JS.

by @patapee-siri · patapee-siri/cat-treat-catch on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON PATAPEE-SIRI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 25 Oct 2026

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Controls: Drag (or move the mouse / use ← →) to move the cat

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From the README

A small mobile-first browser game: catch treats for three real cats (Crookshanks, Ginny, Lumos), dodge the cucumbers and bombs. Plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript — no build step, no dependencies.

Drag (or move the mouse / use ← →) to move the cat. Catch smiling items, dodge scowling ones. Esc pauses.

A streak can't break during FEVER, and it can retrigger every 15 more catches.

Open the site with ?debug to expose window.__game for inspecting live state.

Code, SVG art and docs are under the MIT licence. The cat photographs in img/cats/ are personal photos and are not covered.

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