Space Cat Galaxy Rescue

Gameplay and controls are structured around two-dimensional platforming and resource management. The player character moves left and right using the directional keys or analog stick, and jumps with a dedicated button. A secondary action button activates a short-range grappling hook, which can latch onto designated surfaces or floating objects to swing across gaps or pull the player upward. The player has a health bar of three hearts, which depletes upon contact with hazards or hostile alien creatures. Health can be restored by collecting fish-shaped items found on each planet. Energy orbs are required to unlock the rescue ship’s launch sequence; the player must collect a minimum of ten orbs per planet before a rescue cat can be transported. The interface displays a minimap in the upper-right corner showing the planet’s layout, the location of orbs, and the rescue cat’s position. A pause menu allows the player to view the current inventory of orbs and fish, as well as a log of previously rescued cats. The game uses a single-button interaction system: pressing the action button near a rescue cat initiates a short cutscene where the cat is beamed to the space station. No in-game tutorials are provided; all mechanics are learned through environmental cues and trial.