Create a feline paradise in upcoming pixel art management game Cat Isle

ByFabio
The concept art for Cat Isle, showing three cats on an island in the ocean.

Lithuania-based solo developers PixelDuckoo and Domke Games have partnered to announce a brand-new cozy cat game heavily inspired by Japan’s famous cat islands.

Titled Cat Isle, you’re tasked with building and expanding a tiny island in the middle of the sea and creating a lively pixel-inspired town for cats of all shapes and sizes.

You’ll need to expand the town with shops and buildings, decorate everything to match your personal taste as well as the cats’ needs, and manage each shop’s supply and demand.

A screenshot from Cat Isle, showing the player placing a new building on the island.
You’ll need to construct buildings to keep your feline friends happy.
A screenshot from Cat Isle showing the player managing a restaurant.
You’ll need to manage restaurants and shops to keep your town happy.

It doesn’t stop there, though, as you’ll also need to navigate each cat’s needs. Where some are more focused on food, others have different needs and requirements, like places to nap in the sun.

PixelDuckoo and Domke Games have confirmed the game will include two to four hours of playtime, come with at least four unique levels with themed goals, and features a whole load of cats when the game launches on Steam.

No release date has been confirmed, but you can wishlist Cat Isle on Steam and join the game’s Discord for additional updates.

Fabio has been gaming since the early 2000s with his first game Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. Having written for several organisations, including Attitude Magazine, he has since turned his time to gaming by founding SimpleGamer and The Cozy Gamers.