About Kitty Toy
Stray cats need a little help in Kitty Toy, a relaxed virtual pet game made by Rakqoi in the Godot engine. You fill bowls with food and water, toss out toys and decorate the space so that visiting cats stick around, then adopt your favorites into a growing collection.
Keeping the cats happy earns kittycoins, the in-game currency. Everything runs on simple mouse or touch actions such as dragging and petting, so it is easy to play in short, calm sessions. The retro pixel art and silly cat names nod to the mobile hit Neko Atsume and the classic desktop pet Neko.
How to play Kitty Toy
- Mouse - drag food and water into bowls
- Mouse - drag over a cat to pet it
- Click - toss balls and place decorations
Playing Kitty Toy on a computer
Kitty Toy is a relaxed virtual pet game about helping stray cats. Hit Play now, then click once in the play area to begin. The mouse does everything: drag food and water into the bowls, drag across a cat to pet it, and click to toss balls or place decorations. Happy cats earn kittycoins, the in-game currency. Keep the bowls full so visitors stick around long enough for you to adopt them.
Playing Kitty Toy on a phone or tablet
Kitty Toy works on phones. Drag food and water into the bowls with your finger, stroke a cat by sliding a finger over it, and tap to toss balls or place decorations. There is no time pressure, so it suits short phone sessions. Check back on the cats between other games; keeping them happy is what earns kittycoins.
Tips and tricks
- Keep the bowls filled so cats have a reason to stay.
- Try different toys and decorations to see which ones bring new cats around.
Game details
| Developer | Rakqoi |
|---|---|
| Category | Simulation Casual |
| Platform | Desktop and mobile |
| Technology | HTML5 (Godot) |
| Price | Free |
Kitty Toy FAQ
Is Kitty Toy free?
Yes. The creator offers it on a pay-what-you-want basis, so you can play without paying.
What inspired Kitty Toy?
It draws on the mobile game Neko Atsume and the classic desktop pet program Neko.
