I downloaded this game on a whim after playing the ad I saw for it. I am impressed by the creativity of the idea for this puzzle, and love the cute aesthetic. The gameplay itself is also fun to play casually, and I don’t feel like my attention is being preyed upon, like in certain other games. I wish there was a way to use coins in the game, or a secondary currency, for things other than power-ups, though, especially customization items, like being able to purchase different game board/piece designs, different cat designs (such as replacing them with different animals, or giving them outfits), different visual effects when sliding/collecting cats, etc. (Maybe a/some free customization could be included in the base season pass, and premium customization options could be included in the premium season passes?)Also, this is a small thing, but I wish the game made use of haptics. If, for example, my phone “clicked” or vibrated when I collected cats and/or beat a level, I think it would feel more satisfying to do so.I did really appreciate the ability to change my profile picture and name, though; I thought that was cute. But I wish there were ways to unlock new customization options too. Having them be unlock-able rather than available from the start incentivizes me to play in a way that feels fun and like I’m working toward a goal. (This is true for the customization suggestions I mention above too.)

Great puzzle game, good mix of challenging and satisfying. I normally hate timed games, but it does add a level of urgency and constraint. I love the aesthetic too. I haven’t had to use any power-ups to get through a level yet, and I’m in the hundreds. That being said- I would like to have a zen mode, and also be able to either replay old levels or clear my progress so I can functionally replay the game. I don’t want to wait for updates to get more levels. Like- I don’t remember how to solve level 40, I’ll happily redo it for fun.I actually considered buying the no ads version, but $8 is a bit pricey. If it was like $3-$5 I would have paid to gave ads removed already. Plus I’ve seen some people complain about bugs and the app not working, and while I haven’t experienced those problems myself- I don’t want to pay $8, then have the app stop working because of a bad update or something. I’m using an outdated version of the game (Halloween edition) because I’m too nervous about bad updates- I’ve had too many bad experiences in the past. I had played the same company’s ‘Box Cat Jam’ which I liked- but the UI became so cluttered with Stuff that I ended up getting overstimulated when opening the app and so I stopped playing it- and I don’t want that to happen to this one.

This is truly a fun and challenging app. It’s entertaining, and a great way to pass time. However, there is one small problem. The timer, in concept, provides a reliable way to increase the challenge level and stimulate the brain. But unfortunately, it seems that the timers are much too short to truly activate the brain’s puzzle-solving process in an effective way. As a college student majoring in game mechanics+concepts, minoring in psychology, i would state that my educated opinion is that the timer should be extended or optionally removed. If there was an easier way to extend, such as watching an ad, the players would have a better opportunity to fully stimulate the prefrontal cortex (the logical thinking and problem solving nerve in the brain). If there was no timer, or a setting that allows a time limit-free mode, players would have a greater way to learn and engage as they wouldn’t be stressing over the timer— rather, they would be thinking clearly and thoroughly. Overall, the game is wonderful in concept and has a cute graphic design and theme. Developers, please consider my educated suggestions— have a great day, and gamers, enjoy playing!

I’ve gotten as far as level 423 and am now considering deleting this game because it’s just too stressful. If this game didn’t have a timer, I would never delete it. Technically, each level is solvable within the time given, but you have to know exactly where each block is going to go and have very little room for error. This means playing the same level over and over and over again until you get it down. Since you only get 5 lives and either have to watch ads to get more or wait for them to refill, this can take a good while. As you complete the levels, you unlock more “features”. The game makes it sound exciting but it’s just an added obstacle that they won’t be giving you any extra time to get around. Twice now, when the game has updated, it changed the level that I was currently playing. In one case, it shortened the time 25 seconds and changed a small block to a big block. I had to watch the walkthrough for a different but very similar game just to figure out how to beat it. It is definitely possible to get far without spending any of your own money but you are going to watch endless ads. Also, the Heaven Chase is a joke. Having to beat seven levels in a row to win the “grand prize” has proven to be near impossible. If someone out there has managed to complete it, they deserve way more than 10,000 coins or whatever you get.