My Cat Scattered Games: Tidy Videogame Supermarket announced for PC

According to the description, the game includes more than 6,000 games and consoles in parody form. Players must sort the collection back into order and also track down a cat that has scattered everything.

For now, the announcement only mentions PC as a platform. No release date was included in the provided material.

What happened

The indie game My Cat Scattered Games: Tidy Videogame Supermarket has been announced for PC by developer ODIUS and publisher Loopr Partners. The title is being presented as a cozy game centered on organizing, set in a store environment.

In the description, gameplay revolves around picking up, sorting, and rearranging a physical videogame collection. The announcement says there are more than 6,000 games and consoles, reimagined as parodies of existing systems and titles. That suggests the game leans on familiar references to videogame history, but in a playful fictional form.

Examples mentioned in the announcement include Lovable Kombat, Mega Bavario 64, Red Spirit 2, Kekstation 2, and Y-box. A cat also plays a role in the story: it has scattered the collection and later gets stuck in a claw machine. That makes the setup not just a sorting puzzle, but also a search within the same store environment.

The developer also says a shelf can hold up to three different games and ten copies per title type. That makes it clear the store organization is not just about putting individual items back, but also about smartly arranging limited shelf space within a large collection.

No release date was mentioned in the provided material. Other platforms besides PC have also not been confirmed at this time. The announcement is therefore limited to the initial platform reveal and a broad description of the gameplay.

Background

My Cat Scattered Games: Tidy Videogame Supermarket positions itself as an organizing game set in a videogame store. The focus is on restoring order to a large collection of physical games and consoles, with players picking up items and sorting them back into place.

The announcement mentions more than 6,000 items, though the provided material does not further substantiate that number. The parody titles and systems do point to a playful approach with references to well-known game franchises and hardware. The examples Lovable Kombat, Mega Bavario 64, Red Spirit 2, Kekstation 2, and Y-box show that the game is deliberately playing with recognizable names and shapes.

The developer also explains that each shelf can hold up to three different games and up to ten copies of each title type. That suggests the game is mainly about logically arranging a large number of items within limited space. That limitation is a concrete part of the setup, because players not only have to collect items, but also decide how the collection fits on the shelves.

The cat is not only the cause of the chaos in the description, but also part of the game’s goal. After the collection is scattered, the animal gets stuck in a claw machine. As a result, the title combines store sorting with a clear story element centered on finding the cat.

Based on the provided material, the announcement is currently limited to PC. There is no confirmed release date and no other platforms have been mentioned. Additional gameplay systems beyond sorting, arranging, and managing store inventory are not further detailed in the available information.

Sources

• IGN: announcement of My Cat Scattered Games: Tidy Videogame Supermarket for PC.