Yelling At Cats: The Game
A short and silly horror game where you play as a cat with an owner experiencing Coprolalia and must find out what has made them so angry by staring at them long enough without being caught.
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
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Est. players
432
people who own it
Reviews
10
Review score
50%
5.0/10
Concurrent players
0
read Sep 17, 2026, 15:00 UTC
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About
About the game
They are having a terrible day. You are going to watch.
Based on a popular YouTube video titled "Yelling At Cats," Yelling At Cats: The Game is a tense, room-scale stealth game told entirely from the low-to-the-ground perspective of a house cat. Your Owner is stomping around the house, muttering to themselves after a long series of highly relatable, incredibly petty inconveniences. Your goal? Secretly observe them until the timer runs out.
Key Features:
True Feline Stealth: Navigate a suburban house from a cat's perspective. Use couches, tables, and doorways to break line of sight the moment the Owner's gaze swings your way.
Immersive 3D Audio: Featuring physically accurate sound propagation. Listen to the Owner's iconic voice lines vibrate through the floorboards, behind closed doors and wrap around corners. Your ears are your greatest weapon.
Tense Observation: You have to look at them to make progress, but if they see you, you only have a split-second grace period to scramble back into the shadows before your progress is wiped clean.
Dynamic Scares & Laughs: Survive the tension of being stalked, only to be rewarded with randomly generated, hilarious reasons for why your Owner was so mad in the first place!
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