A sunset alley at dusk
Now on Google Play 300 Stages 4 languages
Idle Cat Game

One Cat. One Kick. A Whole Alley of Monsters.

A cute cat kicks balls and monsters go flying. Your cat keeps kicking while you sleep. 300 stages of idle shooting: KickCat.

Get it on Google Play iOS version coming later

Free · In-app purchases AGC Lab · Started solo in April 2026, global launch five months later

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This cat's secret

This cat is, honestly, a coward

When scared, it squeezes its eyes shut. With the helmet on, it can charge eyes-closed. Kick enough times blind and the body remembers. Every day it kicks the scariest thing in the world: dogs.

A sunset alley, one ball, one small cat against the monsters. Ten chapters that open like a grim fairy tale and close as a warm one. The road is called Churu Road.

Read the story (chapters 1–7)

KickCat, an orange cat in a red helmet
How it plays

Three minutes is all it takes

No complex controls. The cat kicks on its own; you just pick one of three cards.

Collect

24 balls, from Common to Ancient

Grades, attack and star scaling come straight from game data. Filling the collection raises your Cat Power.

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Live rankings

Who's the strongest cat in the alley today?

Top players per server with Cat Power, gear and titles, refreshed every hour. Your name could be here.

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The cat in the sunset alley is kicking right now. Go say hello.

KickCat, an orange cat in a red helmet
FAQ

Things people ask about KickCat

What kind of game is KickCat?

KickCat is a mobile idle shooting action game released on Google Play in 2026 by AGC Lab, where a cat kicks balls at monsters. Churu Road: 300 stages (Normal, Hard, Nightmare × 10 chapters × 10 stages), plus 27 roguelike skills and a 30-second jackpot mode, Alley Cat Rush.

Why does the cat wear a red helmet?

Because it's a coward. It squeezes its eyes shut when scared, and with the helmet on it can charge eyes-closed. The helmet is its courage switch.

Is it free? Are there in-app purchases or ads?

Free to download, with in-app purchases and ads. Drop rates for the gacha are shown inside the game.

Do I lose rewards if I close the game?

No. The cat keeps guarding the alley and stacking gold while you're away. The vault fills up in 12 hours, so collect before it overflows.

Can I play on iPhone (iOS)?

Right now it's on Android (Google Play). The iOS version is in preparation; we'll announce it here and in the notices.

Which languages are supported?

Both the game and this site support Korean, English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese.

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