CatHunt - Games for Cats

A game for cats: catch the mouse, the fish, the laser dot and the sparrow. Drawn in colors cats can actually see, with prey that learns your cat.

Your cat isn't bored of playing. It's bored of prey it already solved.

Cats are lightning-fast pattern learners. Most cat games move prey at a fixed speed with random turns — a clever cat cracks the pattern in a few rounds and walks away. CatHunt flips it: the prey learns your cat.

■ PREY THAT LEARNS
The prey remembers your cat's favorite paw, strike direction and reaction time, and changes its escape strategy once it has seen enough of your cat's swipes. The better your cat gets, the trickier the prey becomes. All learning stays on this device — nothing is uploaded.

■ ZERO ADS DURING PLAY
Ads never appear while your cat is playing. A cat can't understand an ad — one interruption and it loses interest in the whole game. Ads live only on the owner's pages, and only when the owner taps them. Every second your cat plays is a clean hunting ground.

■ 8 PREY, 8 REAL BEHAVIOR ENGINES
Free forever: mouse, koi, laser dot, feather wand.
Advanced: sparrow, gecko, tiger beetle, moth.
Each prey has its own habitat and behavior grounded in animal research. The gecko drops its tail when caught — the tail keeps wriggling and can be caught again. The tiger beetle sprints so fast it goes momentarily blind, forcing a stop-look-sprint rhythm — that's biology, not design. The sparrow really flies off screen and returns where you least expect.

■ NEW PREY ADDED OVER TIME
Nature, bugs and toys take turns: bubbles, a water drop, ants, a firefly, a plastic bag and a juice glass are already on the schedule. The home screen shows when the next one opens, and one tap sets a reminder for opening day. You can even vote on what gets built next.

■ DESIGNED FOR CAT VISION
Cats see blue and yellow-green best; red reads as dark gray to them. The whole game is tuned to feline color science — even the five laser colors are honestly labeled by how well YOUR CAT can actually see them.

■ BEDTIME HUNT: FEWER 3AM ZOOMIES
A 7-minute guided hunt that tapers in intensity, ends on a "give a treat now" prompt, then dims the screen. Chase → catch → eat → sleep: a complete hunting cycle that builds a wind-down ritual and cuts down the midnight crazies.

■ iPad IS THE HOME FIELD, NOT A STRETCHED PHONE
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