
Run a cozy cat post office. Sort and deliver parcels from the daily boat, organizing everything your way. At night, the moon reveals hidden truths about packages. Clear a strange backlog, help locals, and unlock new abilities and destinations.
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About

A quiet island. A forgotten post office. And a mountain of undelivered mail.
You arrive just in time… or perhaps a little too late. The former postman has vanished, leaving chaos behind: parcels piled to the ceiling, customers growing impatient, and a once-thriving postal service on the brink of collapse.
One package at a time, you’ll bring it back to life.

Cat Mail Co. is about slowing down and enjoying the rhythm of small, satisfying tasks.
Incoming mail arrives by boat, and outgoing parcels must be carefully loaded for their journey.
Sort deliveries for the right destinations, or risk having them returned damaged. Take your time serving customers, organize your storage exactly the way you like, prepare for the next wave, and keep everything running smoothly as the post office slowly regains its former glory.
With each improvement, new destinations unlock, along with tools and abilities to help you manage the growing operation.

Every package tells you how it wants to be handled… but how you do it is up to you.
Weigh parcels to determine postage, apply destination labels, mark fragile or heavy goods, and decorate them with a variety of stamps. Functional or whimsical, every sticker you place adds personality to your work.
There’s no such thing as a “correct” way but just your way.

The post office doesn’t sleep… and neither do you.
As night settles in, moonlight reveals secrets. What seemed ordinary during the day may carry strange properties after dark, offering magical insight into how some parcels should be treated.
The routine continues, but in a magical way.

The massive backlog left behind isn’t just a task, it’s the story of the post office waiting to be uncovered.

Run the post office solo, or with friends.
With up to 4-player co-op, you can divide tasks, optimize your workflow, or simply enjoy the routine together. Whether you’re stamping, sorting, or loading the boat, teamwork makes the mail flow.
A cozy, stress-free gameplay loop with no timers or penalties
A satisfying package handling system: weigh, stamp, label, and sort
A meaningful day/night cycle with magical nighttime mechanics
A relaxing “pre-crastination” experience focused on preparation and flow
A post office in a cat's world to organize and restore
Up to 4-player cooperative gameplay
A narrative discovered through sorting parcels
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Reviews
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Reviews
Ayyyy. This is the first time I actually manage to 100% a game that is very new. The game itself? Pretty good. It runs well. I like putting parcels on the ship. It's kinda like playing a puzzle game. How much parcels, boxes, and letters can you stuff into the ship? Early in the game, it's pretty fun. But later on, it starts to become pretty boring due to the large amount of space on the ship. Pretty cozy game. A bit repetitive. I heard the devs are pretty active & do an update when the game got problems during launch. Hopefully they will find a way to make this game even more fun & cozy.
Relaxing, cute graphics and no time pressure. Love it!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian +1 more
Hours played at review time, across 2.8K reviews with recorded playtime.
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its a beautiful and cozy game ❤❤❤
Kewt and fun but not very big Would have loved a little bit more in someway But still pretty good
Yelled at my buddy for 3 minutes straight because he was slacking and not processing the boxes but just piling them up in my corner. 10/10
this game is amazing if you like organizing, stacking boxes and following clues to what mail people want to collect. like bitemarks, stickers, hot, cold and so on.... Game look amazing and i have not seen any bugs or crashes. Well worth playing
遊戲是不錯玩 但是 多人連線品質真的有待加強 沒玩幾分鐘就卡住堪憂
Супер милая, супер приятная и очень комфортная игра. После рабочего дня сидим с мужем и играем в почтовиков :D Подарила паре друзей и ни о чем не жалею, игрушка на все 10 из 10 ♥ Баги есть, конечно в виде полос по горкам посылок, исчезающим посылкам у мужа, но это не идет в сравнение с комфортом от игры. ♥
симулятор работника почты россии, первые два часа пытаешься все делать аккуратно и хорошо, а потом начинаешь кидать посылки даже если они хрупкие.
Play the demo and decide for yourself. The full version doesn't add a lot. Absolute respect to the devs for providing a demo. Thumbs up for that alone. Cat Mail Co. is a cute-ish game about managing a post office that is missing something to truely click. It works and I encountered no bugs, it has a unified art style, the mechanics are sound. The customer names could do with better gender matching. Almost all cats have male-coded names, but 80% of them are supposed to be female. It strains my suspense of disbelief. There is no continuity for the packages - if you decline one because you are blind and cannot find it someone else will come later that has a different name. Packages are community inventory, apparently. You are asked to give out packages (ranges from sensible "my name is so and so" to pure bs "there once was a golden oak and by the way could you sift through your packages if there is one where I say yeah that's mine and no I'm not giving away my name cause data security and stuff"). You are asked to take packages with a range of specials (ranges from sensible "needs cold storage" over questionable "needs light cause the package is totally not blocking light" to pure bs "you know that other package you have been storing for 3 days? Our packages are now married and need to be shipped together" - seriously, it's a completely obnoxious mechanic) You are never under pressure, which I like because this is not that game, but at the same time there is no real purpose. It's just taking and giving packages. There is no real progression beyond increasingly nonsensical specials for the packages and the hallway full of package-detritus that doesn't really give a satisfying sense of getting anything done. I am missing upgrades like more repairs per shift, more space on the boat, better suited shelves - anything. I can't say if the game gets better in multiplayer, but in singleplayer it's good for one playthrough and that's it. It doesn't really scratch the clean-up-and-make-order-so-I-dont-have-to-do-it-in-reallife itch, it doesn't allow my OCD to be completely satisfied and it's just... missing something in the direction of either cleaning up or challenge to make it work completely for me. For what it is I think the price is fair.
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