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Mouse games for cats without downloading

Choose the meadow for pauses between short runs. Burrows and fallen trees add hiding places; the maze adds right-angle turns. Start with one large mouse if your cat is new to screen games.

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For open runs, choose the meadow. Burrows and the log add disappearances; the crumb trail adds stops. The garden route uses corners, while the shy visitor spends more time at the edges.

GamesMovement rhythmSuggested first settings
Mouse in the meadowMovement with pausesSpeed: Slow · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min
Mouse and burrowsMovement with pausesSpeed: Medium speed · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min
Crumb trailMovement with pausesSpeed: Medium speed · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min
Garden mazeMovement with pausesSpeed: Medium speed · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min
Shy visitorMovement with pausesSpeed: Medium speed · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min
Log hideawayMovement with pausesSpeed: Medium speed · Target size: Large · Targets: 1 · 2 min

Settings

Right-angle turns follow the garden paths. A mouse peeks from the edge and retreats. Curving runs pass behind fallen logs.

Help

Keep sessions short, optional and supervised. Stop if your cat seems frustrated or tired. Keep the device cool and stable; claws may damage screens.

How to exit

Ready for paws?

Start cat mode

Hear a quiet preview now. During the game, occasional scene sounds and hit sounds play automatically.

Sound is off

SettingsMedium speed · 2 min

Routes and pauses change automatically. Lower the speed if it is hard to follow.

How to exit

Hold the top-left corner for 3 seconds, release, then hold the bottom-right for 3 seconds within 8 seconds. Or press Escape. On TV try Back.

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Language

Your language choice is remembered on this device.

Time for a real toy

The scene gently stops when time is up. Exit deliberately, then offer a real toy your cat can catch.