New Folder Games Releases Two Sandbox Adventure Sims I Am Cat and I Am Security

Ever wondered what it's like to live life as a mischievous cat? New Folder Games' latest release, "I Am Cat," lets you step into the paws of a feline and wreak havoc in a sandbox adventure simulation. Originally launched as a VR game on Meta Quest, PlayStation, and Steam, "I Am Cat" has now made its way to Android, following closely on the heels of New Folder Games' mobile debut, "I Am Security," which was released just last week.

What’s Life Like in I Am Cat?

In "I Am Cat," you'll find yourself in Granny's house, a sprawling playground ripe for chaos. From scratching the couch to toppling that expensive-looking vase, you can indulge in all the antics a cat might dream of. Granny might not appreciate your efforts, but as a cat, that's hardly your concern.

Beyond the mischief, the game offers an engaging adventure within Granny's home, complete with quests, hidden secrets, and mini-games. You can sneak around, pilfer objects, play basketball, chase mice, or even engage in a daring confrontation with Granny herself.

The world of "I Am Cat" extends beyond Granny's house, allowing you to explore a town map, a garage, and a butcher's shop. You'll encounter other characters, including neighbors and a dog, adding layers to your feline escapades. Get a sneak peek of "I Am Cat" in the video below and dive into the game on the Google Play Store.

What About I Am Security?

Switching gears, "I Am Security" puts you in the shoes of a club security guard. Your role? To decide who gets past the velvet rope and into the club, keeping the riffraff at bay. As guests queue up, some will play by the rules, others might try to sneak in with questionable items, and some will test your patience to the limit.

Armed with tools like metal detectors and scanners, you'll need to stay vigilant to spot anything suspicious. Experience the intensity of "I Am Security" in the video below and check it out on the Google Play Store.

For more gaming news, don't miss our coverage of "The Bear," a new visual story game featuring hand-drawn animations and a touching narrative.