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Midnight Warden · Published by Superfantastic Productions · Official site ↗
3 user reviews — 100% positive (3 reviews) · 40 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
Go on an exciting adventure with puzzle solving and kittens.
£1.69
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3 Sept 2026Lowest: £1.69 · Highest: £1.698 Oct 2026
Adventure, Indie, Casual · 2018 · More under £5 games
Explore an engaging world filled with puzzles and adorable kittens in Catsapults, an indie adventure released by Midnight Warden in 2018.
About this game
An evil leprechaun has stolen a woman's tree and it's your job as a police officer specializing in leprechauns to apprehend him. It will not be an easy task! The Leprechaun and all his leprechaun friends have laid siege to Calico City using their clover-based-magic. Do you have what it takes to save Calico City from the leprechaun menace? What if I tossed in purring kittens?
Features:
Features:
- 100+ handmade puzzles ranging from easy to hardcore.
- Super Build Mode: An end game randomly generated level editor reward.
- 11 awesome sound tracks and 11 themes.
- Cool sprites and character art.
- Each theme introduces new characters, traps, and tools like the teleporter device and a coin operated hammer for building things.
- 40 Achievements
- Game Save System
- Boss battles.
Developer Commentary:
Last year I began learning how to program, it was something I had always wanted to do. I used the Twine Interactive Fiction Engine to experiment and learn. I started off with simple tests, which eventually evolved into large games: A train game, where you were stuck on a train and you could shovel coal and drink tea and look out the window at the random scenery selected for that day. It was quite zen. I also created a game based on Edgar Alan Poe's, "The Raven." It was an educational game that sought to take a really long poem and dissect it with comics, gifs, and mini-games. People liked it, and I had a fun time dressing up ravens in various costumes for it.
Those games were more art than game according to the community. That was a fair opinion, the mechanics were as limited as my knowledge. I wasn't satisfied to just create art though. I wanted to make a game that was unmistakably a game. I set a goal, I was going to make a 100+ level game with maps and mechanics and puzzles. I wasn't going to take a whole decade either, I made an effort to work on it every day, even if I was tired so that I could someday finish it.
At first I didn't even know how to make a map. Then I discovered arrays and how to use them. It was magical seeing my character walk around on the map I put together. I spent all day at work coming up with theories as to how I could implement the various features I wanted to put in the game. Errors. Errors. Constant errors. I'd spend all day just trying to get one thing to work. My determination paid off and the mechanics I kept hammering at started to work. Usually at that point they were clunky and flawed. I'd end up completely re-doing them, but I didn't mind, every error was a chance to learn better techniques.
I hope that the love put into the game makes it all the more enjoyable to play.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: 1.8 Ghz+
- Memory: 241 MB RAM
- Graphics: 128 MB VRAM+ w/OpenGL
Recommended
Recommended:
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: 2.2 Ghz+ Dual-core
- Memory: 241 MB RAM
- Graphics: 1 GB VRAM+ w/OpenGL
Supported Languages
English
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Based On Player Feedback I Have Changed...
There is now an exit button. I know, it seems like something everything should have, but in all honesty I thought that once you started playing Catsapults you would never want to stop playing it. My feelings are hurt. A new level was added. This level was designed to educate the player on two mechanics: Pushing crates into water to cover water, and using boxes to collect kittens. Those two mechanics were not taught to the player before a level which employed both of those. Someone had a super big screen and it was making the map all discombobulated. While a rare case, I don't want a single customer's experience ruined by something I could fix. Thus the max screen size was adjusted to what it was developed in for perfection. Thanks for the feedback everyone!Read full article on Community Announcements (Spess Carp)AnnouncementsOfficial
08/27 WEEK LONG DEAL! 80% Off!
These prices are so low I must be crazy! Experience the fun and exciting world of Catsapults for only $99 cents. I’m practically giving it away! This is highway robbery! You’ll be in for a treat with this steal. If you can ignore the epileptic flashing caused by the html you’ll find yourself neck deep in pussy cat. A whole boat load of adorable kittens in many flavors. If you know anything about Twine you’ll be like wow, this is the most awesome Twine game of them all. How is this even possible? Through obsessive year-long programming and bug squashing good sir! That’s how. This game was carefully designed to provide a solid experience from start to finish. What does that mean? The game evolves by introducing new mechanics, new graphics, new music, new sounds. Indeed I would be heartbroken if anybody considered Catsapults to be described as repetitive. Have you always wanted a game about a cop chasing a leprechaun? Well that’s weird and we should be friends. Buy Catsapults today, so I can reach the threshold needed to make cat emojies. It’s for a good cause!Read full article on Community Announcements (Spess Carp)AnnouncementsOfficial
Small Fixes
The hud icon for water travel was updated with a boat image. Cutscene introducing teleporters and teleporter guide updated. Build Mode adjusted to allow events to be displayed. Build Mode would play sounds doubly, now just once. Clickable navigation was made in sync with keyboard navigation.Read full article on Community Announcements (Spess Carp)
