Sometimes, all that is needed in life is a determined little kitten, a maze full of hazards and the promise of a fish waiting at the finish line. Like that of I Think I Saw a Kitten.
I Think I Saw a Kitten is a charming puzzler that has arrived on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows PC. Available for £4.19, with three versions available, this latest release from Cloud5 Studios blends simple controls with steadily increasing brain-teasing challenges, wrapped in an undeniably cute package.
At A Glance
- Game: I Think I Saw a Kitten
- Price: £4.19 (each version)
- Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC
- Developer: Cloud5 Studios
- Publisher: Cloud5 Studios
Every Move Matters
At first glance, I Think I Saw a Kitten looks like a cosy adventure, but reaching the end of each maze takes more thought than you might expect.
Your feline hero slides across the environment until something stops them, meaning every move has to be planned in advance. One wrong decision can send you straight into danger, whether that’s an enemy patrol, a falling boulder or a patch of bubbling lava.
The goal isn’t simply to reach the exit either. Players looking for the perfect run will also need to collect all three stars hidden throughout every stage.
Small Puzzles That Grow In Complexity
As you work through the game’s handcrafted levels, new mechanics and hazards are gradually introduced to keep things fresh. Enemy positions become trickier to predict, routes become less obvious and collecting every star often requires taking a completely different approach than simply racing to the finish.
Despite its cheerful visuals, I Think I Saw a Kitten isn’t just a casual stroll through colourful mazes. Success comes from observation, patience and thinking several moves ahead before committing to a route. If that combination of cute presentation and satisfying puzzle-solving sounds appealing, this latest budget release could be worth adding to your Xbox library.
I Think I Saw a Kitten is available now, fully optimised on Xbox Series X|S, playable on Xbox One and for Windows PC, with each version priced at £4.19.
