Catlateral Damage

Catlateral Damage is a first-person destructive cat simulator. You play a crazy domestic house cat on a rampage, swiping precious collectibles and expensive electronics off every surface in the home with your two paws. Knock as much stuff onto the floor as possible before the timer runs out, then move to the next room and start over.

The gameplay maps standard FPS controls to cat behavior. Walk and look around, jump, crouch, swipe with each paw separately. Every room rewards strategic destruction: knock the vase off the bookshelf, then the laptop, then sweep the desk lamp into the carpet. Procedurally generated houses mean no two playthroughs see the same layout.

Loads of collectibles, unlockable cats with different stats, and power-ups extend the loop beyond pure destruction. Over 230 photos of real-life cats hide across the houses for collection, contributed by the developer's community of cat-owning supporters. An epilepsy warning covers some screen effects, which can be disabled from the options menu. Solo developer project from Chris Chung.