Real artists, remarkable paintings, and cats in every work
Purrfecto’s gallery brings together cat paintings and prints by artists such as Renoir, Louis Wain, Steinlen, and Kuniyoshi. The collection includes works held by major museums, including the Musée d’Orsay in Paris and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Every artwork features a cat.
The appeal is in the pictures themselves: expressive feline portraits, Japanese woodblock prints, intimate domestic scenes, and bold posters. You can discover art you have never seen before while spending more time with artists you already love.
Satisfying gameplay that makes you look closer
Each painting is divided into square pieces. Move them into place and watch the image come together. A line of fur, a patch of color, or the edge of a face becomes a clue to where the next piece belongs.
Solving gives you a reason to look closely. Details that are easy to miss in a finished image become part of the challenge, and each piece brings you a little closer to the complete artwork.
For competitive players and relaxed puzzlers
Choose Relaxed, Easy, Medium, or Hard to find the challenge you enjoy. If improving your results is part of the fun, play with scoring and explore Game Center leaderboards. If you would rather take your time with the painting, Zen Mode simply disables scoring.
Both approaches share the same artwork and puzzle gameplay. You can enjoy a gentle session or pursue a better score without changing what makes the game rewarding: putting a beautiful image together.
Try 10 free cat art puzzles before buying collections
The free iPhone and iPad download includes a starter gallery of 10 puzzles. Ginger Cat by Clementine Nielssen is one of them. It gives you a chance to try the controls, difficulty settings, art notes, and cat commentary before deciding whether you want more.
Additional themed collections are optional purchases. You can explore the free gallery first; downloading the game does not mean buying every collection.
Learn about the art you have just solved
Each artwork comes with a short art-history note and playful cat-perspective commentary. After a solve, you can learn about the artist and then read the cat’s less scholarly view of events.
Is Purrfecto the right relaxing cat game for you?
It is a good fit if you enjoy beautiful cat-centered art, satisfying square-piece puzzles, and learning something about the paintings you solve. It is available on iPhone and iPad; there is currently no Android version.
Start with the free puzzles and see whether the gameplay suits your pace. For supported system versions and current purchase options, check the App Store listing.