Imagine you're a cat with the freedom to wreak havoc, swipe snacks, and turn a peaceful home into chaos. This is the experience you get with New Folder Games' latest release, I Am Cat, a sandbox adventure simulation game. Originally launched as a VR game on Meta Quest, PlayStation, and Steam, it has now expanded to Android, allowing you to live the life of a mischievous feline. This marks New Folder Games' second mobile simulation game, following closely on the heels of I Am Security, which was released just last week.
What’s Life Like in I Am Cat?
In I Am Cat, you step into the paws of a cat living in Granny’s house, a vast playground ripe for exploration and mischief. From scratching the couch to toppling an expensive vase, your antics might not please Granny, but as a cat, you couldn't care less. Beyond the chaos, the game offers an engaging adventure within Granny’s house, featuring quests, hidden secrets, and mini-games. You can sneak around, steal objects, play basketball, chase mice, and even challenge Granny to a showdown if you're feeling particularly daring.
The game also extends beyond Granny's house, allowing you to explore a town map, a garage, and a butcher’s shop. You'll encounter other characters, including neighbors and a dog, adding layers to your feline escapades. Get a sneak peek of I Am Cat in the launch trailer below and dive into the game on the Google Play Store.
What About I Am Security?
In I Am Security, you take on the role of a security guard at a club, tasked with managing entry. Your mission is to keep the unwanted out while letting in the right crowd. Guests queue up, hoping to pass the velvet rope, but it's up to you to make the call. Some will follow the rules, others might try to sneak in with questionable items, and a few will test your patience to the limit. You'll use tools like metal detectors and scanners to ensure no suspicious items make it inside. Take a look at the early access gameplay trailer below and experience I Am Security on the Google Play Store.
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