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Kitty Leap Online

Kitty Leap is a one-finger climbing game: a little orange cat, a tower of floating islands and a friend locked in a cage at the very top. Drag back to aim, let go to pounce — the dots show where you'll land.

Drag back and let go: the cat leaps the other way, harder the further you pull.

Land on top of the islands — you bounce off their sides and bellies.

Thorns and spinning saws hurt, and a fall off the bottom ends the climb.

Sandy blocks crumble a moment after you land; red mushrooms fling you high.

Every level has a limited number of leaps — the fewer you use, the more stars.

How to play Kitty Leap

Climb to the cage:

Desktop: Press the mouse button, drag back and release.
Mobile: Touch, drag back and let go.

Game modes

ModeWhat changesWho it's for
Levels150 towers, taller and trickier as you go — narrow islands, thorns, crumbling blocks, springs and saws; then mirrored.Anyone who likes a cute, precise little jump game.

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Who made Kitty Leap?

Kitty Leap was built by crokocat game studio in 2026 — a one-finger climbing game with a chibi orange cat and floating islands.

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About this game

Controls
Press anywhere, drag back to aim and let go to leap.
Supported devices
desktop, phone, tablet
Developer
crokocat
Genre
Platformer
Release date
September 2026
Latest update
September 2026

Related categories

platformeraimcatscasual

Frequently asked questions

Is Kitty Leap free to play?

Yes. Kitty Leap is free on crokocat with no download and no sign-up — it runs in your browser on desktop, phone and tablet.

How do I jump?

Press anywhere, drag back and let go. The cat leaps the opposite way; the white dots show the path.

How do I lose?

Landing on thorns, touching a saw, falling off the bottom, or running out of leaps before the cage.

How are stars counted?

By how many leaps you used: as few as the best route earns three stars.

How many levels are there?

150 towers, each checked by a solver, and then they come back mirrored.