Rotate and place cat-shaped pieces to fill each board, earn more stars with efficient solutions, and unlock new cats and puzzles.
Here's a quick look at the game:
Cozy Puzzle: Cats is a spatial puzzle game built around one key decision: where each cat-shaped piece belongs and which orientation makes it fit. Pieces must cover the board's empty cells without overlapping one another or extending beyond the border, so an early placement can determine whether the remaining shapes still have room.
Fitting Every Cat Into the Board
Each puzzle gives you a board and a set of cat-shaped pieces positioned below it. Your objective is to place every piece so that all required spaces are filled correctly.
A piece cannot share cells with another piece or stick outside the board. Because the shapes can be rotated, solving a level involves checking both position and orientation rather than simply matching a piece to the first open area that looks large enough.
Completing the full arrangement finishes the level. Your efficiency also matters: solutions with fewer unnecessary moves can earn more stars.
Controls and Piece Rotation
Drag a cat-shaped piece from the bottom of the screen onto the board to move it into position. Click a piece when you need to rotate it, then continue dragging it until its shape matches the available space.
Before committing to an obvious opening, compare the harder-to-place shapes with the board first. A large open section may accept several different cats, while a narrow or irregular space may have far fewer possible matches. Reserving those restricted areas for the pieces that actually fit them reduces the chance of having to rearrange the board later.
Campaign Levels and Other Puzzles
Cozy Puzzle: Cats includes a campaign that unlocks additional levels as you progress. Completing puzzles also introduces new cats that expand your collection.
Beyond the campaign, the game includes random puzzles along with daily and weekly challenges. The same placement rules remain central: rotate the available shapes, keep every piece inside the boundaries, avoid overlaps, and find an arrangement that uses the complete set.
If you are aiming for more stars rather than simply clearing a stage, inspect the full group of pieces before making repeated adjustments. Since extra moves can reduce the quality of a solution, planning several placements ahead is more useful than constantly moving cats after they are already on the board.
