Stray Cat Falling: A Purrfectly Physics-Based Puzzle Game
Dive into the adorable chaos of Stray Cat Falling, the new puzzle game from Suika Games, now available on Android and iOS. This game features charming, blob-like cats and challenging levels filled with obstacles. Suika Games' unique puzzle style, popularized by their namesake game, takes center stage here.
The gameplay is reminiscent of Tetris or a match-3 puzzle: drop similarly colored objects to combine them and create larger, higher-scoring objects. Mastering cascading combinations is key to maximizing your score while preventing a furry overflow!
But Stray Cat Falling isn't just another clone. It enhances the formula with physics-driven gameplay. The wobbly, amorphous cats react realistically to obstacles, adding a layer of strategic depth often missing in similar titles. Navigating these obstacles is crucial for success.
A Cat-astrophe of Fun!
Stray Cat Falling quickly captivated our team. However, please note that it's currently only available in Japan and the US.
Looking for more mobile gaming fun? Check out our lists of the best mobile games and upcoming mobile games of 2024!
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