Games Like Kitten Run

If you enjoy Kitten Run: Anime, the best follow-ups mix at least one of its three ingredients: quick dodging runs, collecting illustrated characters, and plenty of cats. The picks below are grouped by which of those you want more of.

For the Running and Dodging

Slope is the purest version of steering away from danger, with a ball racing down an endless neon track. Electron Dash adds a rotating tube and collapsing floors to the same idea.

Crossy Road trades speed for careful hops across roads and rivers, and it also has a big roster of characters to collect, which feels close to building a card collection. Its prize machine works a lot like pulling a random new card after a level.

All of these live on the runner shelf, along with stage-based picks for players who prefer fixed routes. Denshattack is a good choice if you want an anime-styled runner with a story.

For the Cats

Little Kitty, Big City lets you explore a whole neighborhood as a kitten trying to get home. Cat Mail Co puts a team of cats in charge of a cozy island post office.

Trap the Cat flips the idea around: instead of guiding a cat, you try to catch one on a grid of circles. Bongo Cat simply keeps a drumming cat on your screen while you type.

More gentle cat picks sit on the casual shelf. Kitty Clicker is the quickest of them, with a cat to pet and numbers to grow.

For the Anime Collection

Zenless Zone Zero features Nekomata, a cat girl with a fast slashing style, alongside a large anime cast. Honkai: Star Rail offers a huge collection of characters gathered through Warps.

For a collection built around music, Project Sekai mixes rhythm play with character cards. These titles live on the gacha shelf and the anime shelf.

If you would rather design your own cast than pull cards, Gacha Nox gives you a giant wardrobe of anime parts. It suits players who enjoy the cat-girl art more than the running.

For Timing and Rhythm

Dodging on time is a rhythm skill, and Muse Dash makes that explicit with musician girls hitting enemies to the beat. It is the closest mix of runner, anime style and timing on the site.

For calmer beats, the rhythm shelf has picks ranging from dreamy one-button games to drum charts. Melatonin is a relaxed place to start.

Each of these games captures a different part of what makes Kitten Run: Anime fun. Start with the ingredient you enjoy most, and the guides such as the beginner guide are always here when you return to your cat-girl collection.