A very serious athletic event
Minigames.
Catch the laser.
One minute. One glowing red target. Absolutely no dignity required.
A moving target
Read the
field.
The arena is the whole room. The laser glides continuously inside its boundary, changing direction as it reaches a new edge. It never teleports, so keep your pointer moving with it instead of guessing where it will appear next.
Start with Sleepy if you are learning the rhythm. Alert tightens the turns, while Zoomies asks for quick reactions. The speed slider lets you fine-tune any of the three moods before the round begins.
Points build while your pointer stays over the glowing center. A miss does not end the round; find the laser again and keep going. Your score is a record of attention, not perfection, so every second you recover still counts.
When the minute ends, enter a family-friendly cat name to save your best attempt. The shared board keeps only that cat’s highest score, so a strong second run can replace an earlier one without filling the list with repeats.
Think of each round as a tiny study in cat patience. Settle your hand, watch the path, and let the target lead your eyes. The best runs come from steady tracking rather than frantic clicks, which is exactly the kind of focused calm an indoor cat would approve.
The rules
How to
hunt.
- Choose your difficulty and laser speed.
- Press start when you are ready.
- Keep your pointer inside the moving laser to earn points.
- Stay with it for the full 60-second round. Your best attempt is the one that saves.
Press start, then keep your pointer on the laser.
The leaderboard
Most committed predators.
Scores are saved on the shared live board. Your best attempt for each cat name is kept.
Connecting to the shared board…
- No scores yet. Be the first cat.
Cat game of the day
Purtle.
Guess the hidden cat word in six tries. Green tiles mean the letter is in the right spot; gold means the cat has it somewhere else. A new puzzle arrives each day.
Purtle is almost ready for its first daily round.