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About Cats Make You Smarter!

Cats Make You Smarter! is a memory puzzle game where you uncover and match identical cats. The tiles start face down; depending on the difficulty, you can flip 2, 3, 4 or 5 at a time. Matching cats are claimed and increase your score, while unmatched tiles flip back. Claim every tile on a board to move on to a larger one. You may earn bonus points for finishing quickly and with few attempts.

You can select a flipped or claimed tile to see a full-screen image with the cat’s name, favorite quote and special information, such as its Patience, Monster or Psychedelic Mood status. The game has five modes built around the same matching rules, each with its own variations.

Game modes

  • Sleepy Kitty: Play the classic memory game with a time limit but no limit on the number of flips. This mode is intended for beginners or when you are tired.
  • Good Luck, Jerry!: Each cat has Patience points. When a set of flipped tiles does not match, each tile loses a point. A tile with one point left gets a red border; when it runs out, it becomes a Trouble tile. If a flipped Trouble tile is part of a non-match, each flipped Trouble tile moves randomly and pushes other tiles around the board. Annoyed cats also give you a better score.
  • Jones of Nostromo: Cats have fewer Patience points, and one cat, the Monster, starts with none. You can only match Monster tiles after matching every other tile on the board. Monster tiles behave like Trouble tiles.
  • Nyan-Nyan Ninja: Test your reflexes and pattern recognition by selecting identical tiles before time runs out. You gain extra time for each successful match, but an incorrect selection immediately halves your remaining time.
  • Mr. Bigglesworth Sends His Regards: Cats have no Patience points and wander like Trouble tiles if you fail to match them. Flipping a tile also reveals its immediate neighbors for free, letting you memorize up to nine tiles for each flip. Each cat randomly changes color whenever you reveal it, so color does not indicate a match.

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