Overall, I am a cat person so I enjoy playing it.
After playing for a while I realized that this game sometimes is not only purely about the logics and how you arrange the orders, but also about the space and the position of each hub. Because the limitation of the space will make some solution not working at all, and cats will collide with each other. So the seemingly workable solution is quite delusional.
Think before hand is important but trial and error is more essential in the context of this game.

Build coloured bridges in just the right way to spin off all the cats as they traverse the level.
Its a bit janky to control, and I was initially a little disappointed at how simple it was, but when you get in to more complicated levels and work out the logic of it its very satisfying to solve and there are a good amount of levels to go through.
Worth picking up, especially if its on sale.

I recommend, good puzzles.

10/10

If you like interesting puzzles, this is the game for you. I only ever play it once in a while but the puzzles are interesting and take some thinking.

This could have ended in catastrophe but these little furry guys trusted me with their dangerous complex machinery till the end. We were able to lay down some pretty fresh tracks, if we didn't the earth would have undoubtedly fold in on itself!

A fairly simple concept; get the white cat to the end, after you've got rid of all the other cats by running them along rails of their colour that you place. The trick comes in by only having a limited number of points that you can connect the rails to, equiring you to use each rail optimally, lest you run out, and the white cat is forever trapped to run laps of the railway forever.

There aren't so many levels, but there is enough variety and complexity in them for it to engage you for awhile. Something happened with my save, requiring me to restart.

Though the game isn't incredibly pretty to look at, I wouldn't call it an eyesore either. It's serviceable. It would have been nicer to have some accessability options instead of colour-coded cats, but this did come out in 2015.

The biggest, most irritating flaw I have found is in the placement of tracks; you click one of the arrows leading off of the pre-existing tracks, and one of your tracks appears, and (at most) three more arrows appear from that, allowing you to select the direction you wish the track to go in (dependent on ways that it is possible for the track to go, of course). Except you have to do this for every piece. You can click and drag to lay pieces down, but I've found this method finnicky at best. You have to remove the track entirely and re-build it to reverse its direction (thankfully removal can be done in one click, and can changing the colour of an already-made track in two).
Though it's usable, it would have been nice to have a more fluid way of building the tracks as that's the only real way to interact with the game itself. Being able to use keys (up / down / left / right for example) would have made building tracks much faster.

Overall, it's an enjoyable game, with some puzzles that might at first frustrate you, making you think it can't be done, until it frustrates you that you wonder how you didn't see the answer before. It hads an internet-pleasing theme, and a not-required-plot (so long as you can get behind cats being placed on trains for little reason).I'm not sure I would be able to justify getting it at full price (and cannot recall how much I paid). Half off? I would have no problem suggesting people get this if they're into puzzles. A preference for cats would be preferred.

this game is perfect for those who like puzzles and cats, its really fun to play through the levels

Cute cats

A humorous logic game of cats and train tracks. A cheery tune as you play and a lot of meowing when you solve a puzzle. It kept me entertained. Every machine has a solution and more than a few were a conundrum. The cats are cute. If you enjoy logic puzzles, you'll like this game.