Copy Cats brings its cat-cloning puzzle platformer to iOS and Android

Adventure Islands' game costs $3.99 on phones, packs 100 levels over five worlds, and launched on Steam for PC on October 29 at the same time.

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Copy Cats, a puzzle platformer where every cat clone copies your moves, is out now on iOS and Android for $3.99. Pocket Gamer covered the mobile launch on October 30, 2026. Developer Adventure Islands also released the game on Steam for PC on October 29, and the mobile version comes with 100 levels split across five worlds.

The gimmick

A lab accident strands a small cat in a strange virtual dimension, and the only way home is through a chain of portals. A cloning machine gives her backup in the form of copy cats, but the clones have no minds of their own. When you run or jump, they all do the same, wherever they happen to be standing.

That single rule carries the whole game. You use the level layout to push clones into useful spots, stack them to reach high ledges, steer them around hazards and sometimes sacrifice one to open a path for the main cat. Pocket Gamer notes the mirrored-movement idea is not brand new, but says Copy Cats looks like an intuitive take that softens the frustration this kind of puzzle can cause.

Why it is worth a look

Premium mobile puzzlers with a clear hook and no ads or timers are rarer than they should be, and 100 levels is a decent amount of content for the price. Because the PC and mobile versions launched in the same week, you can also pick your platform: touch controls on a phone, or a controller or keyboard on PC, where Steam lists a free demo.

The $3.99 price comes from Pocket Gamer's report in US dollars. Regional App Store and Google Play prices in SEA will vary, so check your local store before buying.

If you like this kind of thing

The clone-control idea sits alongside other movement puzzlers where one input drives several bodies at once. If you want a creature game with more depth, the indie monster-collector Cassette Beasts is another small-studio pick worth having on your list, though it is a very different style of game.

Adventure Islands has not announced further platforms, so mobile and PC are where you can play it now.

Source: Pocket Gamer; Adventure Islands (Copy Cats on Steam).

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