Collecting virtual cats is the prime objective of Neko Atsume, a ridiculously addictive Japanese mobile game that for many of its players doubles as stress relief. Once you download the app, you can ...

If you play the wildly addicting mobile app Neko Atsume, then you know it’s mostly a waiting game. You leave out food and toys and then go about your day, checking back here and there to see which of ...

If you like cats, or own a cat, or aren’t sure how you feel about cats but still appreciate how cute they can be, Neko Atsume may be the app for you. This easy-to-play game lets users set out food, ...

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Neko Atsume 2 was silently released over the past weekend. Once word got out, players flocked to download it. Back in 2015, Neko Atsume took the world by storm as millions of players downloaded the ...

- Higher-quality foods bring more cats to the yard. Food that costs gold fish, like sashimi and Deluxe Tuna Bits, really brings the kitties in droves. - Fill every inch of your yard with toys! Big ...

The game, by Hit-Point, is simple. Incredibly simple. You attract animated cats to your virtual yard by purchasing toys (rubber ball, scratching log, zebra grass gadget), snacks (thrifty bitz, tuna, ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Speaking via video conference from Hit-Point’s base city of Kyoto, Neko Atsume project manager Yutaka ...