It's the usual practice of independent game developers that when their free project becomes publicity, they try to raise funds from their fans to produce an even better work with a view to selling it later on. This was also the story of Catlateral Damage, a humorous simulator of a cat that came to the Steam store some time ago. However, the latest free version of the title is still available.

Although attention is now focused on the commercial release, the previous one is not lacking in order to enjoy it. The game is shown from the eyes of a dusty cat strolling around the rooms in the house, which have not been closed. In the main mode the rules are simple, although it is not so easy to meet them.

We get a time limit and if you fit within it, you have to drop a given number of items on the floor. The fur can wavy with its paws on the left, right and forward. From shelves, cabinets and desks, whole piles of books, cups, hangers, shoes and even a TV set will glide down.

For sowing confusion, the player's achievements gradually increase. Of course, the most rewarded thing is to drop a few things at once, because that means a combo. For those who simply want to break away for a moment, there is also a free demolition mode at home.