Little Kitty, Big City pounces into the growing crowd of animal sandbox games, delivering a light-hearted and consequence-free experience in a charming, Tokyo-inspired world. You play as a mischievous cat on a journey home after falling from your high-rise apartment, causing gentle chaos among pedestrians, befriending other animals, and solving simple environmental puzzles.
The game shines in its cute aesthetics, lively animations, and whimsical interactions – like helping a duck family or snoozing in boxes. But the core gameplay, which hinges on precision platforming and low-stakes objectives, lacks depth. Puzzles are often accidental, and filler content outweighs meaningful challenge.
With a main story that wraps up in under two hours, it’s best enjoyed as a casual curiosity – something to dabble with while listening to a podcast. Little Kitty, Big City is endearing and easy to love in the moment, but it likely won’t leave paw prints on your memory for long.