Cat Chat
Chat with your cat to perform tricks and earn coins to adopt new breeds.
kileah made this on Mable.
Make your gameAbout Cat Chat
Talk to your virtual cat to perform tricks, manage their mood, and earn coins to adopt new breeds.
How to play
- Type a message or tap a quick button to ask the cat to do a trick.
- Watch the cat's mood meter; a happier cat is more likely to obey.
- Say please or give treats to boost the cat's mood.
- Earn coins when the cat successfully performs a trick.
- Use your coins in the shop to adopt new cat breeds.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the buttons or type messages to interact with the cat.
- Keyboard
- Type messages and press Enter to chat with the cat.
- Mouse
- Click the buttons or type messages to interact with the cat.
More about this game
In Cat Chat, you interact with a virtual cat by typing messages or using quick buttons to ask them to perform tricks like sitting, jumping, or rolling over. The cat has a mood meter that affects how likely they are to obey. Being polite and giving treats improves their mood, while repeating the same trick or being rude lowers it. Successfully completing tricks earns you coins, which you can use to adopt new breeds with different personalities and payout rates.
Tips
- Saying 'please' increases the chance your cat will obey by 15% and earns you an extra coin.
- Avoid asking for the same trick repeatedly, as it lowers the chance of obedience by 15% each time.
- Keep an eye on the current task; completing it gives a bonus of 10 to 20 coins.
FAQ
- How do I get more coins?
- You earn coins when your cat successfully performs a trick. You can also complete the current task for a bonus of 10 to 20 coins.
- Why won't my cat do the trick?
- Your cat's obedience depends on their mood and breed. If their mood is low, or if you ask for the same trick repeatedly, they are less likely to obey.
- How do I improve my cat's mood?
- You can improve your cat's mood by giving them a treat for 5 coins, petting them, or saying nice things. Their mood also naturally recovers over time if it's below 50%.
