Cross Cat: Sliding Puzzle

Steer the cat — the frog copies you in reverse. Use the walls, dodge the holes, feed the cat. This update: a friendlier first few levels. No timers, no lives, no rush.

You don't move one piece — you move two, and they refuse to cooperate.

Swipe to steer the cat. In the same instant, the frog slides the opposite way. Both keep gliding across the grid until a wall or the board's edge stops them. The goal is easy to say and hard to do: bring them together so the cat can finally eat.

THE TWIST Because the frog mirrors your every move, you can never just push the two toward each other — pull one closer and the other backs away. Walls are your only tool. Stop one piece against an obstacle while the other keeps sliding, then line them up move by move. Every level is a small, self-contained "aha."

MIND THE HOLES Deeper in, open pits appear in the grid. A hole won't stop a slide — anything that glides onto one falls straight in, and the level is lost. Now every swipe is a risk: read the board, plan your route, and find the safe path.

HAND-CRAFTED LEVELS From a gentle warm-up to brain-bending "Grandmaster" challenges, the difficulty climbs one careful step at a time — with fresh levels added over time. Every board is verified to have a clean, fall-free solution, so if you're stuck there is always a way through. Each level shows its par (the fewest possible moves) and tracks your personal best, so there's always a tighter run to chase.

STUCK? TAKE A HINT Tap for a hint and the game reveals the next optimal move — from wherever you are right now.

BUILT TO RELAX, NOT TO RUSH • No timers. No lives. No energy meters. Think as long as you like. • Play offline, anywhere — no connection needed. • One-handed portrait play with satisfying, tactile haptics. • Warm, hand-drawn art and a calm soundtrack. • Free to play, with an optional one-time "Remove Ads" purchase. Hints are always opt-in.

Whether it's thirty seconds in a queue or thirty minutes on the couch, Cross Cat is the "just one more level" puzzle for anyone who loves logic, mazes, and that quiet click of a plan coming together.

Swipe. Mirror. Feed the cat.