An endless runner game where you control a cat on a skateboard, dodging obstacles and traffic while being chased by a dog. Master drifting and tricking the dog to survive.
1.1
October 3, 2026
Fixes A phone call could leave the cat unable to move until you force quit the game. It cannot any more. Your music keeps playing. Dash Kitty no longer stops whatever you were listening to, and the game's own sound still turns off in Settings. Letting go of the screen and putting your thumb down somewhere else used to throw the cat across the track. Steering now follows how far you drag, so you can re-grip anywhere. Some runs went thousands of metres with no roads, walls or jets in them. That was a bug and it is gone. An advert could leave the game over screen with every button dead. Changes The climb into the jet runs straight up the middle instead of at an angle, so getting in is about timing and nothing else. The gap in a wall of boxes is twice as wide for the first 7000, then narrows. The dog's rockets take more off the plane. Chasing the fish in the sky and ignoring the dog completely will not get you to the end of a flight any more.
MoreThe main objective in Dash Kitty is to survive for as long as possible by skillfully navigating your skateboarding cat through an endless street, dodging obstacles and traffic while being chased by a dog.
Dash Kitty features one-thumb controls. You steer with your thumb, allowing the cat to drift. Tapping the screen makes the cat jump, and tapping again in the air performs a kickflip.
The current description does not mention any multiplayer features. Dash Kitty appears to be a single-player endless runner experience focused on individual high scores.
The description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, as an endless runner, it is likely designed to be playable without a constant internet connection.
The dog chases you and closes in on your mistakes. To push the dog back, you need to trick it into hitting obstacles in the environment.
Treats are collectibles within the game that contribute to your score. They appear in trails on the ground, on top of boxes requiring a jump, and on landings.
Dash Kitty has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger players and above.
Dash Kitty was last updated on October 3, 2026, with version 1.1. This suggests a relatively recent update, indicating ongoing support from the developer.
