- August 27, 2015
- Eforb
- 4h median play time
Let the Cat in
Platforms
About
Help little kittens to get into the house, reach their favorite basket and fall asleep. To do this, you need to arrange all the things and mechanisms inside the house for creating fantastic chain reactions, in order to open the door!






- The game features adorable cats and a charming atmosphere, making it enjoyable for cat lovers.
- It offers a variety of physics-based puzzles that can be solved in multiple ways, providing a fun challenge.
- The game is free to play and supports a good cause by donating a portion of its revenue to help homeless cats.
- The game is a mobile port with frequent prompts for in-game purchases, which can be annoying.
- Many players find the puzzles repetitive and lacking in difficulty as they progress.
- The game has been criticized for its poor menu layout and lack of options, such as resolution settings.
graphics
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are a mixed bag, with many praising its cute and inviting visuals that create a charming atmosphere, while others criticize them as simplistic or low-resolution. Some reviews highlight the stunning and colorful art style, which enhances the overall experience, but there are also complaints about performance issues and a lack of polish in certain areas. Overall, the graphics are seen as appealing and fitting for the game's tone, though opinions vary significantly on their quality and execution.
“Let the Cat In's visuals are, in all honesty, stellar, with its extremely cute and appealing style.”
“Overall, the graphics in this game are extremely beautiful, and I'm ashamed I can't talk more about them, as words won't do them justice.”
“Never before has a game mixed a nuanced story, complex characters, spectacular gameplay, and awe-inspiring graphics in such an amazing fashion.”
“Not only are the graphics cute, they’re also extremely simplistic.”
“Also the graphics are strange, it's like low-poly but textured with semi-solid colors.”
“Graphics are bland and low res, not cute at all.”