Copy Cats: one kitty, an army of clones, zero chill

After a freak lab accident, a little kitty is stranded in a strange virtual dimension, and the only way home is through portals she can't reach alone. Enter the cloning machine. Every copy cat mimics your every move, so when you run or jump, so do they. You use the level layout to herd your clones into place and stack cats to reach high ledges, all to get the real kitty to the exit.

It's a deceptively simple idea that keeps getting tougher across a big pile of compact one-screen levels. The controls are snappy, the pixel art is pure charm, and the music is an absolute bop. Some stages ask for precise platforming on top of the brainwork, so expect a few retries.

Honest expectations: it's short, with most players wrapping up in around two to three hours, and it's best enjoyed in bite-sized sessions rather than one long marathon. A level editor would be a lovely addition someday. It has full controller support and a demo, it's Windows-only, it hasn't been officially rated for Deck, and it's on a small launch discount.