Cats Are Money

Realtime-idle clicker / gacha box game with blob-shaped 'cats'. Collect their wool to trade for money which is used to buy upgrades and cosmetics. It's a tedious affair.

4/ 10 - Not the worst idler, but too far from interesting to make an argument to recommend to anyone. The cat designs are super cute though and it was cool that you could customize the cats. That's really all this game has going for it as an idler. Auto feeders don't do anything unless the game is open and you are on that specific zone, so this is probably one of the few idler games I've played that requires the game itself to be open to work as half as expected. On top of that, the UI is clunky. The cats could have used an upgrade system themselves so that just getting legendary cats wasn't the only strategy to maximize profits. Like some way to upgrade a common cat to produce what legendary cats could. The different cats themselves could also use some unique perks to make them more than just a skin. The rotating deliveries often times made no sense and conflicted with posted quests. Overall, the game sort of does what it claims as an idler, but it's such an underwhelming experience, it's not really worth "playing" it since there's not much about it that is particularly engaging from the "gameplay" side. The cats are super cute, so that's all you are really getting if you play th…

8/10: It’s basically the cat version of the game 'Time is Honey', just without the wild, over the top achievements. LOL. It’s a chill idle game, perfect if you want something quietly running in the background while you play something else. =)

A really cute idle/clicker built around a simple “cat farm” premise and collectathon-style mechanics. I loved the animation style, the myriad of collectable cats and accesories, the location upgrades, etc. While the score was decent enough (what one would expect for this sort of game), the sound effects quickly became tedious. The repetitive, identical “meow” clip in particular was driving me insane—especially as an actual cat sanctuary owner. Unfortunately, the tutorial is terribly vague, and the UI can be frustrating enough to make some players abandon the game before it has really begun. I almost did. Developers should never underestimate the importance of onboarding and a strong introduction: first impressions are everything. Despite that, the overall experience is still well-worth the time and investment for those familiar with the genre and obsessed with all things feline - and i happen to check both of those boxes.

Short and silly clicker with some cute art. Has some weird technical issues, the balance is non-existent, and the sounds and gets a little tiring after a while so I just muted it. Not the best idler, but far from the worst.

spherical cats with cute designs. can watch whatever while leveling them up. great!