Cotocalypse - Wreck the 67 House!
About Cotocalypse - Wreck the House!: Become the World's Naughtiest Cat
Cotocalypse - Wreck the House! puts you in the paws of the naughtiest cat in the world, with one clear mission: cause the biggest mess possible. Break plates, throw vases, scatter things, and overturn furniture — the more destruction, the more fun. Two grey furry paws are visible at the bottom of the frame in several scenes, grounding the action in a first-paw perspective. One scene shows a green stylized tree with red, blue, and yellow sphere ornaments standing in the center of a room. Another scene features a fireplace with a brown mantelpiece and a small flame inside, situated near a low wooden table.
How to Play Cotocalypse - Wreck the House!
Move through the house, push objects, and jump around to wreak as much havoc as possible. The goal is straightforward: maximize destruction by breaking plates, throwing vases, scattering things, and overturning furniture. Nothing stands in the way of your cat riot.
Controls
PC
- WASD: Move around the map
- Mouse: Rotate the camera
- Left mouse button: Push an object
- Spacebar: Jump
Mobile Device
- Joystick: Walk
- Right screen area: Camera rotation
- Attack button: Push object
- Jump button: Jump
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