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Six Cats Under is a free puzzle game developed by Team Bean Loop, Mosu. In this point-and-click puzzle game, you will assume the role of a grandmotherly ghost navigating a household filled with cat companions. The game boasts charming settings, and nearly all objects within the environment are interactive.
Within Six Cats Under, your primary goal is to release your pet — a herd of cats from your house, ensuring their survival. To achieve this, you must engage with diverse objects scattered throughout the house, unraveling puzzles that lead to the door's opening and ultimately setting your cats free.
This game features charming and adorable settings, vibrant graphics with a colorful palette, and delightful sound backgrounds. However, solving puzzles may take some time, especially for those unfamiliar with the genre. This game is also relatively short and can be completed in less than 10 minutes.
Six Cats Under immerses players in a delightful puzzle adventure as a grandmotherly ghost navigating a cat-filled home. With charming settings and interactive objects, the goal is to free your cat companions, solving puzzles to open doors. The game's adorable aesthetics, vibrant graphics, and captivating soundscapes enhance the experience.
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