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Cat Mail Co. game lets players run a post office for cats

Cat Mail Co. is a cozy simulation game where players manage a post office specifically for feline customers. The game focuses on the simple joys of handling mail, with a particular fondness for letters and the mystery of specially protected packages. While the game offers a charming experience, the reviewer expressed a desire for more interactive elements, such as the ability to delve into the private lives of the cat characters. AI

RANK_REASON Game release announcement for a niche simulation game.

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Cat Mail Co. game lets players run a post office for cats

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    📰 Cat Mail Co. is a cosy game where you run a post office for cats, and I wish it let me snoop into their private lives I love to hold a stranger's post. Letter

    📰 Cat Mail Co. is a cosy game where you run a post office for cats, and I wish it let me snoop into their private lives I love to hold a stranger's post. Letters are good. Though, those padded protective envelopes are better – what's inside that needs that extra level of protecti…