

CatClash
Welcome to CatClash, a colorful match-3 adventure filled with adorable cats!
Game details
- Developer
- ChimneyL
- Category
- Puzzle
- Controls
- Mouse · Touch
- Players
- Single player
- Devices
- desktop · mobile · tablet
- Published
- 2026-09-15
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Updated
- 2026-09-20
About CatClash
Welcome to CatClash, a colorful match-3 adventure filled with adorable cats! Swap cat tiles, collect fish treats, clear boxes, and rescue furry friends across 20 levels in four charming café-themed areas. Create powerful specials, trigger cascading combos, and enjoy playful animations and cheerful sounds. Earn stars, beat your best scores, and follow the winding map to your next challenge!
How to play CatClash
- Swap neighboring cats by tapping two tiles or swiping.
- Match 3 or more identical cats in a row or column to clear them and collect fish treats.
- Complete every goal before you run out of moves. Match over boxes to remove their layers and free trapped cats.
- Create special tiles: match 4 for a line-clearing paw, match a T or L shape for a yarn bomb, or match 5 in a straight line for a rainbow bell.
- Combine two specials for a bigger clearing effect!
- Use your boosters: Helping Paw clears a chosen tile, Shuffle rearranges the board, and Hint highlights a possible move.
- Manage your energy: each new attempt costs 1 energy. Energy restores by 1 every 30 minutes, up to 10. Resuming an unfinished round is free.
Controls
Mouse
Touch
Make each match help the rescue
Read the remaining goal before swapping. A match over a layered box can free a trapped cat; a match elsewhere may clear tiles without advancing that objective.
Recognize the special-tile patterns
Four cats create a line-clearing paw. T and L matches create a yarn bomb, while five in a straight line create a rainbow bell. Look for these shapes before settling for a simple match of three.
Common questions
How do I create a yarn bomb?
Make a T-shaped or L-shaped match.
Why is a trapped cat still there after a match?
Its covering box may have more layers. Keep making relevant matches over it and check the remaining goal.
Does resuming an unfinished round cost energy?
No. A new attempt costs energy, while resuming an unfinished round is free.




