Arrange the furniture in a small room so a cat can walk through it.
Rotate a piece, slide it into place, and eventually one square opens up — and the cat follows that path to its new home. The rules are simple enough to learn in the first room, but later on there is exactly one place each piece can go.
■ Sixty hand-sized puzzles
The first ten rooms are built to be solved without instructions. After that the furniture multiplies and the corridors narrow. Every room was checked to have a working arrangement before it shipped.
■ Nothing is in a hurry
No timer, no lives, no notification asking you to make up for a missed day. Put a room down halfway through and it is waiting exactly where you left it.
■ Snacks, stars and six cats
A good path picks up the snacks along the way, and your stars depend on how many times you rearranged and how many hints you took. As the rooms fill up, cats with their own habits come to live in them.
■ No connection, no account
Every room is inside the app, so the whole thing works on a plane. There is nothing to sign in to, and your progress stays on this device.
■ Ads only when you want one
Every five new rooms hand you a hint for free. An ad plays only when you tap for another hint yourself, and all sixty rooms can be finished without watching a single one.
Korean and English, switchable in settings at any time.
Turn the furniture, clear a path, and the cat moves in. Sixty rooms.