Cats Slots

The Japanese lucky cat family

The most consistent group of games here features the Japanese lucky cat. Lucky Neko by PG Soft leads the pack, and you will see the same beckoning cat style in DJ Neko, Go Neko, Super Neko, and Neko Night Dream Drop. They all share similar symbols like gold coins and bells, and they feel like part of the same family. If you are looking for the classic lucky cat theme, this is the best place to start.

Fluffy kittens or tough cats

The rest of the games are split by their mood. On one side, you have soft, cartoon-style pets in games like Pushy Cats, OMG! Kittens, Royal Kitties, and Purrfect Pets. On the other side, developers put cats into unexpected situations. Gritty Kitty of Nitropolis drops a feline into a dirty futuristic city. Purrrminator is a sci-fi game, Don Catleone is a mafia joke, and Lucha Kitty is about Mexican wrestling. It is the exact same animal, but the tone is completely different. You will want to decide which style you prefer before you pick a game.

When the theme is just decoration

To be honest, a lot of these games just use a cat as a visual extra. The actual gameplay would run exactly the same with any other animal. Limbo Cat is a standard crash game, and Copy Cat Fortune is a basic hold-and-win slot. There is nothing wrong with these games, but the cat theme does not really change how they play. While the lucky cat games and Gritty Kitty make the animal part of their core identity, most of the others just use it as a coat of paint.

If you are looking for the biggest possible win, Lucky Neko can reach up to 100,000x your bet. Gritty Kitty of Nitropolis offers a completely different experience by swapping cute pets for a tough setting. The only thing all these games actually agree on is the animal itself.