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Stray Cat Doors

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Stray Cat Doors

Feb 28, 2018

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3.75 average rating based on 4 ratings

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Let's escape from the door by exploring the world like a picture book.
Release Dates
Feb 28, 2018 Full Release (Worldwide)
Android, iOS
Jan 31, 2019 Full Release (Worldwide)
Nintendo Switch
Apr 23, 2026 Full Release (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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How Long Is Stray Cat Doors?
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Octjillery
Octjillery gave Jun 28, 2019
Octjillery gave Jun 28, 2019
Charming, but short

Finally picked this up yesterday with a handful of other indie games that have been sitting in my wishlist.

It's a pretty straightforward point-and-click, in the form of escape rooms/areas. You're plopped into a beautifully illustrated little area (front yard of a house, a cruise ship, a warm living room at Christmastime, etc.) and then you need to find clues, unlock boxes, enter codes, etc. To exit each area, you must find the four pieces of a little cat puzzle. Then the door lights up, you click it to go back to the main house, you click the next room, and off you go again. I wouldn't say it was terribly easy, as some of the clues were a bit tricky, but it wasn't frustrating or impossible by any means.

I do wish it had been a bit longer. There were only six areas, and the game took me ~1.5 hours (I was also in the middle of doing other things and fending off the 9 demanding cats I share my home with and their need for pets and snuggs). However, when I finished the last room and saw the credits, it opened up a bonus item in each room …

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Finally picked this up yesterday with a handful of other indie games that have been sitting in my wishlist.

It's a pretty straightforward point-and-click, in the form of escape rooms/areas. You're plopped into a beautifully illustrated little area (front yard of a house, a cruise ship, a warm living room at Christmastime, etc.) and then you need to find clues, unlock boxes, enter codes, etc. To exit each area, you must find the four pieces of a little cat puzzle. Then the door lights up, you click it to go back to the main house, you click the next room, and off you go again. I wouldn't say it was terribly easy, as some of the clues were a bit tricky, but it wasn't frustrating or impossible by any means.

I do wish it had been a bit longer. There were only six areas, and the game took me ~1.5 hours (I was also in the middle of doing other things and fending off the 9 demanding cats I share my home with and their need for pets and snuggs). However, when I finished the last room and saw the credits, it opened up a bonus item in each room or something, so I can still go back to that.

Recommended for anyone who likes this sort of game and just wants a quick palate cleanser between longer ones. I only spent like $2.50 on it so I think it was worth at least what I paid.

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