Desktop Controls
The site framework maps mouse input to the same touch actions: hold and drag on the left side to walk the cat, drag on the right side to turn the camera, and click the on-screen buttons to swat or jump.
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Game guide
Cat Chaos Prankster hands you the paws of a mischievous orange cat loose in a two-storey 3D house. Pad from room to room, hop onto furniture and swat whatever sits in reach - books, boxes and worse - while a task panel hands out chaos jobs like knocking over the computer screen. Each finished job pays coins; the main menu adds a City Explore street mode and a Skin button for the cat's look.
Actual gameplay


Objective and input
From the main menu pick a mode card and tap Start; Room Naughty drops the cat inside the house. The Cat task panel in the corner shows the current job, starting with Knock over the computer screen (0/1). Tap View Details to open the full list: overturn the computer case, move 2 globes, mess up 3 bedroom pillows and relocate volleyballs, each with a coin reward and a Claim button. Walk up to anything knockable, center the crosshair and hit the paw button - one well-placed swat sent the shelf books tumbling to the floor. Claim the coins (small jobs pay +20, bigger ones up to +80) and pad on to the next prank under the Rage Value bar at the top.
The site framework maps mouse input to the same touch actions: hold and drag on the left side to walk the cat, drag on the right side to turn the camera, and click the on-screen buttons to swat or jump.
Hold the left-side joystick and push it in any direction to pad the cat around the house.
Drag across the right side of the screen to turn the camera and look around.
Tap the Naughty paw button to swat whatever sits in front of the crosshair.
Tap the Jump button to hop onto furniture or over obstacles.
What stands out
Two storeys of rooms packed with shelves, books, boxes and pillows that tumble when the cat's paw connects.
Jobs range from knocking over the computer screen and overturning its case to moving globes, messing up bedroom pillows and relocating volleyballs.
Every completed task pays coins - small jobs pay +20, bigger ones up to +80 - ready to claim straight from the task panel.
The main menu offers Room Naughty indoors and City Explore outdoors, plus a Skin button for the cat's look.
Useful guidance
Open View Details in the task panel first: the full list shows every job and its coin reward, so you can chase the +80 pranks before the +20 ones.
Get close and center the crosshair on an object before hitting Naughty - the paw swat only reaches what sits right in front of the cat.
If the cat wedges behind furniture, back out with the joystick and drag the camera for a clear line before pouncing again.
Common questions
You play a mischievous orange cat loose in a two-storey 3D house. Pad from room to room, hop onto furniture and swat objects off shelves with your paw while a task panel hands out chaos jobs like knocking over the computer screen. Finished jobs pay coins.
On mobile, hold the left-side joystick to walk, drag on the right side to turn the camera, tap the Naughty paw button to swat whatever sits in front of the crosshair, and tap Jump to hop onto furniture. On desktop, the mouse maps to the same touch actions.
Open View Details in the task panel first. The full list shows every job and its coin reward - small jobs pay +20 while bigger ones pay up to +80 - so you can chase the high-value pranks before the cheap ones and claim each reward straight from the panel.
No. The main menu offers two modes: Room Naughty drops the cat inside the house, while City Explore takes the mischief out onto the street. There is also a Skin button for changing the cat's look.
The swat only reaches what sits right in front of the cat. Get close, center the crosshair on the object, then hit Naughty. If the cat wedges behind furniture, back out with the joystick and drag the camera for a clear line before pouncing again.
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