ActionFit check
Is Cat on a Diet worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual players who want physics puzzles rather than combat-focused action
- Players who enjoy short environmental challenges across themed worlds
- Cat-game fans who want costumes, power-ups, and collectible snacks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-led game may bounce off the object-manipulation and cookie-retrieval structure.
- Players who dislike repeated physics puzzles may hit a wall across the 100-plus levels.
- Players looking for online multiplayer or competitive ranking systems may not find that structure here.
Our take on Cat on a Diet
The bounce point arrives when puzzle interactions become the main activity: progress depends on swiping blocks, handling bolts and magnets, and using explosive objects to reach cookies. Players wanting direct action may lose interest before the costumes, power-ups, and helpers become meaningful.
What is Cat on a Diet?
Cat on a Diet is a physics puzzle game about guiding Dr.
Meow, a cat pursuing cookies while his owner sleeps. Players swipe and prod wooden blocks, unscrew bolts, operate magnets, and trigger uranium explosions to create a route to each cookie jar. The game includes four settings: Dr. Meow’s Home, the Spooky Attic, the Mysterious Laboratory, and a medieval world. More than 100 levels are split between two game modes. Snacks collected during levels can be spent on power-ups, hats, masks, and additional cookie-seeking helpers. The game also includes more than 50 cat costumes and presents its puzzles as suitable for all ages.
How Cat on a Diet plays
- 01Four game worlds
- Levels take place in a home, attic, laboratory, and medieval setting.
- 02Over 100 levels
- The campaign includes more than 100 stages to complete.
- 03Physics-based tools
- Progress involves manipulating blocks, bolts, magnets, and explosive uranium.
- 04Two game modes
- The game separates its levels and challenges across two modes.
- 05Cat customisation
- Collected snacks can buy power-ups, accessories, and helpers, while more than 50 costumes are available.
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Cat on a Diet: platforms & release
Is Cat on a Diet worth it?
It is worth it if: casual players who want physics puzzles rather than combat-focused action. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-led game may bounce off the object-manipulation and cookie-retrieval structure.
Where can I download Cat on a Diet?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cat on a Diet's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cat on a Diet on?
Windows only.
