Cartoon Cat: Horror Story
About Cartoon Cat: Horror Story: Night Shift in a Warehouse
Cartoon Cat: Horror Story is a horror game built around the creature designed by Trevor Henderson. You step into the role of a janitor pulling a night shift in a warehouse that has yet to open its doors — and from the first moment, it is clear you are not working alone. Something is hiding in the dark, and it will not stop hunting until it finds you.
A tall, black anthropomorphic cat-like figure with yellow eyes and a wide, toothy grin appears across several scenes in the game. In one part of the warehouse, large wooden crates sit stacked on metal industrial shelving units in a darkened room. Another scene shows a wall-mounted panel with three vertical color-coded bars in red, blue, and yellow beside a white lever.
How to Play Cartoon Cat: Horror Story
The objective is straightforward and tense: finish your tasks without being caught by the cat. Completing what needs to be done while staying out of the creature's reach is the core loop that drives every moment of the game.
Controls
- WASD: Moving
- Left Shift: Running
- Q: Flashlight On/Off
- C: Sit down
- E: Action
- Escape: Pause
The game also supports mobile controls.
Games You Might Like
If the cat-and-mouse tension of Cartoon Cat: Horror Story appeals to you, the broader Adventure games catalog on Playgama has plenty more to explore. For another game that puts you in a first-person perspective trying to outsmart a cat-related threat, Cat and Granny flips the dynamic — here you play as the cat, causing chaos and avoiding blame in a destructible house environment. If sneaking past a distracted guard through obstacle-filled stages sounds like your kind of escape, Obby: Escape from Barry Prison delivers that same avoid-and-complete tension across a series of wild stages. For something slower-paced but equally atmospheric, Mystery of the Old House: Hidden Objects sends you through rooms full of antiques and secrets waiting to be uncovered.
Browse the full Horror games section for more creature-filled frights, or check out Action games if you want to keep the adrenaline running.
