Fly Cats

Outlasting the other cat is enough to define the contest in Fly Cats. Objects fly toward you, and staying clear of them is the way to remain in the game. The source explicitly presents it as a game for two that works on a PC or phone, keeping the challenge accessible to a pair.

Fly Cats uses W for Player 1 and I for Player 2 on a computer. Mobile players use touch buttons; the short instruction field does not explain the precise movement produced by a press, so confirm that response before competing seriously.

The description does not identify the incoming objects, their patterns or any special abilities. It also supplies no round timer, score target or upgrade system. That leaves a focused survival premise: watch what is coming and keep your own cat in play longer than the opponent, learning the movement from what happens on screen.

Keep enough attention on your own route to avoid being distracted by your rival. Noticing which obstacle caught you is useful feedback for a rematch, especially while both players are still learning how their single input changes the cat's movement.