They Killed Your Cat

After the player’s cat is killed, they set out through a building to confront those responsible. The game presents this revenge premise as a first-person shooter.

Move through corridors, fight waves of attackers, and use alarm panels to hold off enemies while locked doors open. Search nearby rooms for supplies and save points.

Handle reloading by removing and inserting magazines, then chambering a round; weapons can also jam at higher settings. Optional manual controls add breathing, blinking, and step-by-step walking, while adjustable rules let players tune the challenge. The game includes weapon and ammunition purchases, laptop saves, and an endless mode.

Players who enjoy the game often single out its hands-on reloading and weapon handling, and some like adjusting the rules or adding manual breathing, blinking, and walking for a tougher run. Some also enjoy it as a straightforward, short shooting game. Recurring criticisms focus on the limited variety of corridors and enemies, the brief experience, and the awkwardness of full manual controls.