A brand new feline-first game has launched in the UK – and it’s here to help cat lovers brush up on their instincts, face real-life challenges, and maybe (just maybe) save a whiskered life or two along the way.

Cat Angels Triumph is a free interactive game packed with drama, dilemma and a surprising amount of practical feline wisdom. Developed alongside vets and animal welfare experts, it’s designed to help cat owners learn how to act fast when things go wrong – because as adorable as cats are, they don’t come with instructions.

Originally launched in New Zealand, the game puts players through their paces with real-world scenarios: your cat’s vanished. There’s something wrong with his breathing. You’re sure you just heard a strange noise in the garden… What now?

Each episode blends heartfelt storytelling with welfare know-how – helping owners move beyond cuddles and catnip into genuine preparedness. Whether it’s a microchip mishap, an out-of-hours emergency, or a late-night game of hide-and-scream, this game’s got your back.

“We’re thrilled to see Cat Angels Triumph launch in the UK,” says Lorri Seymour-Baynes, Chief Executive Officer at The Cat Welfare Group. “This game offers a fantastic opportunity for owners to move beyond affection and into true empowerment – helping them anticipate the unexpected, deepen their understanding, and build stronger bonds with their feline family members.”

Behind the playful pixels lies a serious purpose: one in 25 cats goes missing. Over 70% of shelter cats have no microchip. Cat Angels Triumph exists to flip those statistics – giving owners a low-stress, high-reward way to learn what to do before panic sets in.

Oh – and for those curious where the UK’s top cat strongholds are, the leaderboard is in:
– London: 44% of households have a cat
– Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester: Hot on the tail with thriving cat communities
– Reading, Southampton, Sheffield and more: Proud members of the nation’s growing moggie mafia

So if you’ve ever panicked at a furball cough or tried to Google “is my cat ignoring me on purpose,” this one’s for you.

Play for free at CatAngelsTriumph.com, leave feedback, and maybe save a life.