Coming soon on mobile
A small cat. A restless city. One more rooftop.
Meow: Midnight Run is a one-touch mobile cat runner built around momentum, appetite, and the split-second choice to leap again.
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01 · The run
Move with one touch, then read the rooftop
The controls begin simply: time a leap and keep moving. The interesting part is what happens between jumps. Rooflines change, safe landings become narrow, and the city asks you to decide whether the next piece of food is worth the route it opens or the weight it adds. Every attempt is designed to feel immediate, but the best runs come from learning the rhythm of the skyline rather than tapping in a panic.
Walking, sprinting, jumping, grooming, stretching, and sleeping give Meow the habits of a real cat instead of a moving game token. Those small pauses make the faster moments more expressive: a calm stretch can become a full run, a run can become a long jump, and a safe landing can turn into a moment to breathe before the city starts pulling forward again.
Eat to survive
Food keeps the run alive. Ignore it for too long and your energy disappears; chase every snack and you may make the next jump harder. The choice is deliberately clear, but never automatic.
Stay light to fly
Weight changes how the run feels. Good timing still matters, yet planning what Meow carries into the next rooftop can be the difference between floating across a gap and falling short.
Learn the night
The city rewards familiarity without making every attempt identical. Build a feel for speed, take a cleaner line, and turn one more rooftop into a personal best.
02 · The city
Built for quick attempts and memorable escapes
Meow: Midnight Run is meant to fit a spare minute while still giving a longer session room to grow. A run starts quickly, the goal stays readable, and each failure points back to a decision you can improve. The midnight setting keeps the mood playful rather than frantic, with warm windows, violet skies, and a cat that always seems to have one more idea than the player does.
03 · Scores and second chances
Chase a personal best, with no account required
The account-free global leaderboard lets runners choose a public name and compare best scores without creating a profile. Community rules and reporting tools are part of the system so the scoreboard can stay focused on the game. Optional rewarded revives may offer a second chance after a fall; they are a choice, not a requirement for starting a run.
The game is still preparing for mobile release, so store links and a launch date will appear only when they are confirmed. Until then, this site is the source for product details, privacy information, terms, and direct support from Gocodingnow Studio.