Add game to your favorites This is a simple path-finding sliding puzzle. Help Molly the Cat get to the can of wet cat food in the maze. Molly can only go from one edge to another. Use boxes and chairs to change direction. Play through 36 levels. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play Molly The Cat Game Online 6e14p

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Molly The Cat Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 25188

• Starting the Game
  • Left click or tap anywhere to load the welcome screen.
  • On the welcome screen:
    • Select the play button at the center to begin.
    • Select the speaker button on the top right corner to turn the game’s sounds on or off.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progres.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click and drag to move Molly around the level.
    • With your keyboard,
      • press the A key or the left arrow key to move left
      • press the D key or the right arrow key to move right
      • press the W key or the up arrow key to move up
      • press the S key or the down arrow key to move down
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap and swipe on the screen with your fingers to move Molly around.
  • Controls and indicators (top row, left to right)
    • Home button: Quits the level and returns you to the level selection screen
    • Reset button
    • Speaker button
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Bring Molly the cat to the can of wet food.
      • Molly can only move from one edge to another.
      • Use boxes to help her change lanes.
      • As you advance through the game you’ll encounter over a half-dozen other fun features.
        • Watch out for the dogs!
    • If you’re ever stuck, select the reset button on the top right corner to start over.
  • Level Features
    • Chairs
      • From Level 5 onward, you encounter chairs.
      • Chairs basically act as portable boxes.
        • If you move down a path that crosses the chair, the chair moves with you.
        • You can only push one chair (or other object) at a time.
      • The chair stops whenever it runs into another object or hits a wall, then you move to the space before it.
      • Once a chair reaches a wall you can only move it orthogonally.
      • Once a chair reaches a corner you can’t move it.
      • Move the chairs in the right direction to allow you to stop at the correct spot before switching directions.
    • Plants
      • From level 10 onward, you encouter plants.
      • Unlike chairs, plants break when you hit them.
      • You stop at the square prior to the plant when you run into a plant.
      • Plants can only be used once.
      • The other big difference between chairs and plants is you must have at least once space between you and a chair to be able to push a plant.
    • Arrows
      • From level 13 onward, you encounter arrows.
      • You can only cross an arrow if you are going the direction the arrow is pointing.
      • If you run into an arrow from any other direction you stop in the cell prior to the arrow.
    • Dogs
      • From level 15 onward, you encounter dogs which block your path the exit.
      • You can expel the dog from the course by pressing the button.
      • Some levels have multiple buttons on them.
      • Rather than pressing buttons directly you push chairs onto them.
      • You have to wait until the dog and the escape hole are gone before crossing the tile the dog was on.
    • Forcefields
      • In addition to clearing out dogs, some cat foods have a spinning forcefield around them.
      • Placing chairs on all buttons on a level will clear the limitation, allowing you to access the cat food.
    • Warps
      • From level 16 onward, you encounter warps.
      • If you go into a warp square while in motion with open adjancent squares you’ll go out the next warp tile, while moving in the same direction.
      • If you go into a warp tile where the next tile beyond you was a wall, your movement will be paused at the destination warp tile until you give the next move command.
      • On level 25 if you push a chair through the warp you will get stuck at the destination warp square. You must instead push those chairs horizontally versus vertically.
    • Cusions
      • From level 17 onward, you encounter cushions.
      • If you cross a cushion you take a nap on it, and can then move in any direction from the cushion.
      • Some cushion tiles look like regular tiles & then turn into cushion tiles when you roll over them, as they have hidden cushions.
    • Semi-visible walls
      • Some wall tile squares start off translucent.
      • When they are translucent you can through them once in any direction.
      • After ing through them once they turn into solid wall.
  • Levels
    • Levels are unlocked in sequence.
      • You start with only the first level unlocked.
      • Finish one level to unlock the next.
    • There are 36 levels in this game.
      • You can replay any of the levels you’ve already unlocked.
    • Winning vs losing
      • You win by making it to the wet cat food.
      • You lose if you go along a path that does not enable you to make it to the wet cat food.
      • If you go the wrong direction, move a chair to the wrong direction, or break a plant & can not complete the level then you can use the restart button.
      • This game offers unlimited continues.
  • Tips
    • If you are having a hard time figuring the path to take sometimes it can help to work backward when planning your journey.
    • Some paths require you to go through a warp portal only to come back out it from the opposite direction you originally came through.
    • The game does not have a timer or move limit, so don’t be afraid to test various options & restart if you make an error.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like path-making logic puzzle games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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