Catch Me! Tag, cats and total mayhem

One player is the runner, earning points by reaching certain spots on the map without getting caught. Everyone else chases, and whoever lands the tag becomes the runner. So you are always either plotting a route or cutting someone else's off.

The maps do a lot of the work. You close a window to block a chaser, open another escape route, or hit an interactable to stun the pack behind you. Simple rules, quick reversals, and plenty of chances to ruin a friend's perfect run.

This is tag with props. You throw strange stuff into faces, electrocute rivals, or toss a cat at them. The store promises no cats were harmed, which is more than can be said for your friendships after a well-timed stun.

Between rounds you build your own runner from skins, emojis, and animations, then take that look across six maps inspired by cities around the world. Add cartoony comic-book art and a funky soundtrack, and the whole thing plays like an arcade sprint: easy to learn, hard to master, best with party crowds who like laughing at each other.