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How to Play Desk Cat Coder - Step by Step

The Desk Cat Coder page loads a ~72 KB stealth desk platformer in an iframe. Guide the cat to the keyboard, type lines, and distract the owner across seven days.

Press Play, click Start Game, use arrows to reach the PC, then spam letters while the owner is away.

Step 1 - press Play and Start Game

Press Play to inject the iframe (~72 KB). On the black title screen click Start Game. Optional fedora checkbox is cosmetic.

Step 2 - climb to the computer

Arrow Left/Right walk the shelves. Arrow Up jumps. Reach the computer when the owner is not sitting there.

Step 3 - type lines

Spam letter keys to raise the green additions counter. The owner undoes lines slowly if they catch you at the keyboard.

Step 4 - distract and recover

Push drinks, food, or desk items with arrows so the owner leaves. Return to typing before the work-day timer ends.

Step 5 - clear seven days

Each day ends with a score screen and Next Day. After seven days the grid and rank summarize total lines shipped.

SettingValueNotes
Download~72 KBsingle index.html
Inputarrows + lettersclick Start Game
Savesnonesession-only
Rounds7 work daysgit-style grid
Scan Desk Cat Coder specs: download size, arrow and letter input, session-only saves, and seven work-day rounds.
Desk Cat Coder: download, input, saves, 7-day rounds.

See when to play, comparisons, and Cat Typing Race.

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