Free virtual cat game
Welcome to Spinnie: adopt Moos, your very own virtual cat. Feed, play, stroke and brush him — and play the six cat games in the toy chest. All of it right in your browser, no account and no third-party adverts.
How it works
- Feed Moos every day, play with the ball of wool, laser dot or feather wand, stroke and brush — every first care moment of the day earns fish.
- Spend your fish on toys, decorations and accessories in the Little Shop. The room gets cosier and cosier — and starts attracting the neighbourhood cats.
- Pop in daily for your streak bonus, collect all twelve friends in the Friend Book and snap your favourite moments with the photo button.
The six toys in the toy chest
There's a wooden toy chest in Spinnie. Every friend from the Friend Book brings their own toy along — six complete games, free and without an account. Below you'll find what you do in each one and how to open it.
Kitty Boop
Boop the snoots popping out of the boxes — as fast as you can!
How to play
- Tap (or click) every cat that pops up out of a box to 'boop' it.
- Golden cats give bonus points and extra time — go for those.
- Let sleeping cats lie — you get points for leaving them be.
How to unlock it
Pip brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 1. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
Kitty Boop is the perfect quick break for cat lovers: a round lasts only 45 seconds, but you'll instantly want 'one more try'. Cats pop up out of their boxes on a 3×3 grid and you boop their snoot before they duck away again. The faster and more accurate you are, the bigger your combo and score.
Play this in Spinnie →Red Dot Rampage
You're the cat, finally chasing the laser pointer that never lets you win.
How to play
- Move your mouse or drag your finger to steer the cat around the room.
- The red dot dodges cleverly — corner it and get close; she does the pouncing herself.
- Fill the ZOOMIES meter for a slow-motion catching frenzy and chase your high score.
How to unlock it
Dot brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 1. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
Every cat owner knows the one red dot that drives their cat wild. In Red Dot Rampage we flip the roles — you're the cat, and you finally get to chase that teasing laser pointer. With smooth, momentum-based steering you tear through a cosy living room, corner the darting dot — and once you're close enough, she pounces all by herself.
Play this in Spinnie →Knock It Off
You're the cat. Shove everything off the shelf — but only while no one's watching.
How to play
- Tap an object to paw it and knock it off the shelf.
- Keep an eye on your human: nudge things while they're reading, and hold still when they glance up.
- Does your human glance up mid-nudge? You just hold still, paw in the air — only your combo starts again. Play smart within 60 seconds for your high score.
How to unlock it
Duke brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 4. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
Every cat knows: nothing beats slowly nudging a glass towards the edge and… plop. In Knock It Off you live out that mischievous cat dream to the full. You're the cat on a shelf full of breakables, shoving them off one by one — but only while your human is busy with a book. They read, they glance up, they look straight at you, so timing is everything.
Play this in Spinnie →Loaf Lab
Drop cats, merge matching breeds and climb the rarity ladder.
How to play
- Tap to aim and drop a cat into the glass jar.
- When two cats of the same breed touch, they merge into a rarer breed.
- Climb the 9-breed ladder to the legendary Shadow Cat — and don't let the jar overflow.
How to unlock it
Saartje brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 3. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
Loaf Lab is our cat twist on the addictive Suika merge genre. You drop adorable cat-loaves into a glass jar; when two of the same breed touch, they 'loaf up' into a rarer cat. With hand-drawn cats based on real breeds and a satisfying physics engine, every fusion feels as good as a purring cat on your lap.
Play this in Spinnie →Nine Lives Circuit
You can't command a cat — lure her from basket to food bowl.
How to play
- Put a few lures down on the grid — a laser dot, a box, a feather, a mug or a cushion.
- Press Go: the cat moves according to a fixed, predictable instinct priority.
- Guide her from the basket to the food bowl. Plan, simulate, refine — and earn 3 stars.
How to unlock it
Professor Meow brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 6. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
A cat doesn't obey — she follows her instincts. That's exactly the heart of Nine Lives Circuit, a calm 'program the cat' logic puzzle. You don't command the cat directly; you place lures on a grid and let her predictable instincts carry her from the basket to the food bowl. The same setup always produces the exact same route, so pure thinking pays off.
Play this in Spinnie →Brush & Bond
Groom a living coat, lift loose fur and build a bond.
How to play
- Drag the grooming tool through the coat with your mouse or finger.
- Lift loose fur and work out tangles until the coat shines.
- Watch the cat's body language — groom calmly in the right spots and build your bond.
How to unlock it
Bella brings this toy along the first time they pop round. If they haven't been round by then, it opens by itself at level 5. The chest fills up gently alongside that: two toys on your first day, and at most one more each day after.
Brush & Bond is pure, cosy relaxation: an ASMR grooming game in which you brush a living, procedurally drawn cat coat. Drag the tool through the fur to lift loose hairs, work out tangles and bring the cat to a glossy, well-groomed shine — all while a soft purr tone rewards you.
Play this in Spinnie →Cat games on phone, tablet and computer
Every cat game on this page runs straight in your browser. There is nothing to download and nothing to install: you open the page and you play. On a phone or tablet you do everything by touch, on a computer with the mouse or keyboard. Spinnie adapts to your screen, from a narrow phone to a wide desktop, and keeps your cat in your own browser — so you simply carry on where you left off. A free cat game on the tablet is exactly what this was made for: a couple of minutes with Moos, then on with your day.
Cat games for kids
From about six years old a child can happily play here alone. There are no third-party adverts in the game, nothing to buy with real money and no chat with strangers — the only buttons are feed, play, stroke and brush. More importantly, there is no time pressure. Moos cannot fall ill or die, so a child who does not play for a week comes back not to something upsetting but to a cat running happily to the door. For parents that is the difference between a game you have to keep an eye on and a game you can simply let them play. If you want something shorter, the six games in the toy chest take a few minutes and ask nothing of you afterwards.
What is a virtual cat?
A virtual cat is a digital pet you look after in your browser — think of the Tamagotchi of old, but without the beeping and the panic. Moos lives in Spinnie: you feed him, play together, stroke and brush him, and watch the room follow the real clock. A sunbeam drifts across the floor during the day, the lamp glows in the evening, and at night Moos simply sleeps — just like a real cat. A virtual pet is a lovely way for children to learn what a cat needs, and for grown-ups it's simply a moment of calm.
How does Spinnie work?
Moos has four needs: food, energy, happiness and coat. You top three of them up yourself: feeding, playing or a stroke, and a good brush. Energy comes back from sleeping — on its own overnight, and during the day Moos takes a nap when you tap the little lamp. A short daily visit of a few minutes keeps everything comfortably green. Every first care moment of the day earns fish, and visiting several days in a row earns a streak bonus. Spend your fish in the Little Shop on tasty treats, toys such as a scratching post or play tunnel, decorations for the room, and accessories Moos wears everywhere — even in the photos you take with the camera button. The cosier the room, the more neighbourhood cats drop by; each of the twelve friends gets their own page in the Friend Book.
Why Moos never dies
Many parents remember it well: a virtual pet on a keyring that beeped, fell ill and died if you looked away for a day. We wanted none of that. Spinnie is deliberately the kind variety: Moos can never die, never falls ill and never looks at you reproachfully. Away for the weekend? Moos comes running the moment you're back. If he fancies something, you'll see a gentle little thought bubble at most. That makes this free cat game safe and relaxing for young children, while there's plenty for grown-ups to collect and discover.
Fancy more? The toy chest in this room holds six free cat games. And for your real cat there are tools such as the indoor cat boredom test, a guide to DIY puzzle feeders and the cat personality test.
Frequently asked questions about the cat games
Are these cat games really free?
Yes. No account, no third-party adverts and no real-money purchases — you earn fish in the game itself. Your cat stays in your own browser; we only count anonymously how often the game is played. At the foot of this page there is one offer from our own studio.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No. Every cat game on this page runs straight in your browser. There is nothing to download, nothing to install and no account to make — you click play and you are playing.
Do the cat games work on a tablet and phone?
Absolutely. Spinnie and all six games in the toy chest are built for phone, tablet and computer, and work just as well by touch as with a mouse. You do not need an app; the browser already on the device is enough.
Are the games suitable for children?
Yes, from around six years old. There are no third-party adverts in the game, nothing to buy with real money and no chat with strangers. Moos cannot die and never reproaches a child, so there is no time pressure and no nasty feeling after a few days away.
Can Moos die or become sad?
Never. Moos cannot fall ill and will never die. His bars do dip if you have not been round for a while — that is what a care game is — but they never drop below a quarter, and a low bar carries no punishment: you are welcomed back with purrs and hearts, never with reproach. Every time you do something together, a bar goes up; a good brush puts his coat right in one go.
What are the neighbourhood cats and the Friend Book?
While you're away, neighbourhood cats pop round, drawn by the toys and decorations in the room. Every visitor gets their own page in the Friend Book — there are twelve cats to meet, from perfectly ordinary to legendary.