There's a particular pleasure in a puzzle that asks you to slow down, and Long Cat is built entirely around it. Slide the cat and it glides in a straight line until it meets a wall, painting every tile it crosses along the way. Fill in every sunken gap and the level clears. Simple to grasp, deceptively easy to bungle.

The wrinkle is the cat itself. That long body coils behind it as it moves, and it can block its own path — pick the wrong order and you'll strand a tile you can no longer reach, which means starting the level over. So this is really a planning puzzle wearing a relaxing coat: 60 hand-verified solvable levels across five scenes, with a gentle difficulty curve and star goals that reward finding the shortest solution rather than just any solution.

Controls stay out of the way — swipe on a phone or use the arrow keys and WASD on desktop, then tap Enter to move on. If you like tile-filling puzzle games that soothe more than they punish, this is an easy afternoon. Line up more puzzle games for when the cat runs out of walls.