MY CAT SCATTERED GAMES: Tidy Videogame Supermarket

Your cat has done it again.

This time, the rebellious troublemaker has scattered all 5,798 games and consoles across your video game supermarket. During the incident, the culprit also managed to get trapped inside the claw machine.

Now there is only one way to get your cat back: clean up the entire store.

A 5,798 item Catastrophe

Walk through a store buried beneath games and consoles. Pick up scattered discs and cartridges, inspect their boxes, identify their platforms, and return them to the correct sections.

Each shelf has room for up to three different games and ten copies of each. Group matching titles together, decide how to arrange the collection, and watch the store slowly recover from the world’s largest feline-related shelving accident.

Know Your Games

The store is packed with parody covers and references to video game history. Examine boxes in your hands, discover jokes inspired by different gaming eras, and sort a collection spanning generations of discs, cartridges, and consoles.

Work Smarter

Correctly filled shelves unlock new abilities that help you deal with the enormous mess. Find matching copies, highlight suitable shelves, sort the games you carry, and place items more efficiently.

The job begins one box at a time—but it won’t stay that slow for long.

Three Safes. Three Digits. One Trapped Cat.

The store is divided into three areas, each connected to a locked safe. Fill the shelves correctly to open all three safes and recover the digits hidden inside.

Enter the complete three-digit code into the claw machine, open the lock, and rescue the cat responsible for all of this.

Take as long as you need. There are no timers, no game over, and no customers demanding to speak to the manager.

Key Features

Organize 5,798  games and consoles—all present at once

Sort games by platform and group matching copies

Discover parody covers and gaming-industry references

Unlock abilities by correctly filling shelves

Rescue the cat and try not to think about who will clean up next time

Play without timers, failure states, or pressure