Drag Meow

There's something unexpectedly tense about dragging a cat across a dangerous screen. Drag Meow puts you in control of a determined little feline on a mission to reach its cushion, and the path between here and there is anything but safe. Pits, hazards, creatures — the world seems almost personally opposed to this cat getting any rest.

The drag mechanic feels deceptively gentle at first. You hold, you guide, you think you've got it figured out. Then something new appears and the whole rhythm breaks. That moment of recalculating mid-drag, trying not to overcorrect — that's where the game actually lives.

It won't ask much of you technically, but it will ask for your attention. A distracted drag is usually a doomed one. For anyone who's ever rooted for a fictional cat with unusual intensity, this one delivers.