Cat Slide Tiles

Cat Slide Tiles is a cozy puzzle game where you guide a cat home by solving a series of slide puzzles. In each puzzle, you need to move the tiles around the board to form a path that allows the cat to collect all the keys and then reach the door. The puzzles were very easy, with a couple of slightly less easy puzzles thrown in towards the end. If you make a complete path to a door, the cat will try to cross it even if you don't have all the keys yet, which makes you restart the level. This was slightly annoying but not a huge obstacle since the puzzles were so easy. I thought the art style was cute and I liked the music, although I felt like the tracks looped for a little too long before changing. While I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for a challenge, Cat Slide Tiles is nice if you prefer a simple puzzler. There are 80 levels, although they're so easy that the game goes by quickly. You get a decent value for the price, especially if you buy it in a bundle. 6/10

From the same developer as Unlock the Cat, with Unlock the Cat, you are moving around the obstacles inside the squared area to help the cat to leave, in this one you are moving the tiles around to make a path that lead to the exit gate, and you need to make sure that you will always collect 3 keys on the path along the way to be able to unlock the exit gate. This is a bit easier than Unlock the Cat but it is very fun and very cute, some tricky levels. This is recommended if you like: Cats, puzzles, tile puzzles, under 3-4 hours to kill, great to do on a short break, you could do couple of levels on your break. I enjoyed this one and had fun. I have no criticism :-)

A nice short cozy game for chilling and listening to music.

Those final Japanese missions save the game from a downvote, though still a borefest.

Cute and fun. Not very challenging, but a nice casual timesink. =^.^=

This is a great puzzle game. Slide tiles to get a cat from point A to point B. It didn't really get tricky until the end... the Japan tiles. When there is only 1 empty space to move tiles to, then you really have to scratch the ol' noggin and plan ahead. Luckily, there are a few guides uploaded for this game ;)