"New Folder Games Launches 'I Am Cat' and 'I Am Security' Sandbox Sims"

Ever wondered what life is like through the eyes of a mischievous cat? New Folder Games' latest release, I Am Cat, lets you step into the paws of a feline and experience the chaos firsthand. Originally launched as a VR game on platforms like Meta Quest, PlayStation, and Steam, it's now available on Android, expanding the thrill of feline antics to a broader audience. This marks New Folder Games' second mobile simulation game following the recent release of I Am Security.

What’s Life Like in I Am Cat?

In I Am Cat, you inhabit Granny's house, a playground teeming with opportunities for mischief. From scratching the couch to toppling that expensive vase, the game captures the essence of a cat's life where chaos reigns supreme. But it's not just about causing havoc; the game weaves in an adventure element with quests, secrets, and mini-games. You can sneak around, steal items, play basketball, chase mice, or even engage in a daring showdown with Granny herself.

The game extends beyond Granny's abode, allowing you to explore a town map, a garage, and a butcher's shop. You'll encounter other characters, including neighbors and a dog, adding layers to your feline escapades. Catch a glimpse of I Am Cat in the launch trailer below and dive into the experience on the Google Play Store.

What About I Am Security?

Switching gears, I Am Security puts you in the shoes of a club security guard. Your role? To manage the club's entrance and ensure only the right crowd gets in. As guests queue up, hoping to pass the velvet rope, you'll use tools like metal detectors and scanners to weed out any troublemakers or those carrying suspicious items. It's a test of your judgment and patience as you navigate the diverse personalities trying to gain entry.

Get a sneak peek of I Am Security in the early access launch gameplay below, and check it out on the Google Play Store.

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