
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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Divertente solo la prima ora di gioco. Poi diventa noioso, ripetitivo e frustrante. 15 euro buttati
Итак, я прошла игру и могу рассказать о впечатлениях. первые 5 часов я вообще не вылезала из игры, очень милая, вайбовая и не сложная игра. зайти почиллить после какой нибудь бесячей катки в валике или кс. игра тебя никуда не торопит, можешь оформлять посылки как угодно. очень затянуло короче. но потом появляются парные посылки..это ад. короче игра 10 из 10, рекомендую всем.
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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 2.7K reviews with recorded playtime.
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好玩 但有點累
Hat alles, was man von einem Cozy Game erwartet. Gemütlich, hübsche Grafik, keine nervigen Zeitlimits.
Nice and relaxing game. No time pressure and a nice linear gradual scaling of tasks.
Cute and very fun!
Cat Mail Co. ist für mich genau die Art von Cozy Game, bei der man wunderbar abschalten und sich überraschend lange in eigentlich ziemlich simplen Aufgaben verlieren kann. Man betreibt sein eigenes kleines Postamt und kümmert sich darum, Briefe und Pakete anzunehmen, zu lagern, zu sortieren und wieder auf die Reise zu schicken. Dabei haben die Pakete unterschiedliche Eigenschaften: Manche sind schwer, manche zerbrechlich, andere müssen gekühlt oder unter bestimmten Bedingungen gelagert werden. Dazu kommen nach und nach neue Zielorte, sodass man immer ein bisschen mehr zu organisieren hat. Das alles bleibt aber sehr entspannt – ins Schwitzen kommt man hier definitiv nicht. 😄 Gerade das Sortieren macht für mich einen großen Teil des Charmes aus. Ich kann mir gut vorstellen, dass andere das irgendwann repetitiv oder langweilig finden könnten, aber wenn man Spaß an solchen kleinen Logistik- und Sortieraufgaben hat, kann man sich darin herrlich verlieren. Dazu kommen der Tag-/Nachtzyklus mit verschiedenen Tageszeiten sowie Schiffe, die neue Lieferungen bringen oder die fertige Post abholen. Auch optisch ist das Spiel einfach verdammt süß. Der Artstyle, die Katzenkunden, die kleinen Dialoge und besonders die verschiedenen Briefmarken und Details beim Vorbereiten der Post passen wunderbar zusammen. Musik und Sounddesign tun ihr Übriges und machen die ganze Atmosphäre einfach schön cozy. Besonders empfehlen kann ich auch den Koop-Modus. Gemeinsam Pakete sortieren, nebenbei quatschen und ganz entspannt vor sich hin spielen funktioniert erstaunlich gut. Das ist definitiv eines dieser Spiele, die man wunderbar zusammen spielen kann, ohne dabei permanent hochkonzentriert auf den Bildschirm starren zu müssen. Der Fortschritt motiviert ebenfalls: Nach und nach wird das Postamt größer, man schaltet neue Bereiche und weitere Zielorte frei und bekommt dadurch immer etwas Neues zu tun – ohne an dieser Stelle zu viel spoilern zu wollen. Nach mittlerweile rund 30 Stunden habe ich allerdings alles freigeschaltet und der Content ist irgendwann ausgeschöpft. Trotzdem starte ich Cat Mail Co. immer noch gerne mal für eine Stunde, sortiere ein paar Pakete und entspanne dabei. Ich hoffe deshalb sehr auf die angekündigten zukünftigen Updates und vor allem auf mehr Content. Die regulären 15 € finde ich persönlich absolut fair – und wer Cozy Games, Katzen und befriedigend monotone Sortierarbeit mag, dürfte hier ziemlich glücklich werden.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really cozy and relaxing game. 🐱 I really liked that there’s no time limit, so you don’t have to stress or rush through the missions. You can just take your time and enjoy the game at your own pace. Honestly, it’s a really, really chill game and perfect for when you just want to relax and switch your brain off for a while. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for something cozy and stress-free.
Absolutely unbelievable that this game has "Overwhelmingly possitive" reviews. The fact it has cats in it isn't enough to justify such a high rating ... -Once you get a few restrictions, it becomes IMPOSSIBLE to organize all your stuff properly, most of the shelves only accept small/medium packages and there are not enough shelves because some categories have subcategories and even sub sub categories. In the beginning, it's ok, you put the cold packages together, the fragile packages together, the packages that go to destination 1 together ... Then it becomes a nightmare after only 15 minutes, for example: Category 1 : Desination A, Normal package Category 2 : Desination A, Normal package Fragile Category 3 : Desination A, Normal package Heavy Category 4 : Destination A, Frozen package Category 5 : Destination A, Frozen package fragile Category 6 : Destination A, Frozen package heavy Category 7 : Destination A, Hot package Category 8 : Desination A, Hot package fragile Category 9 : Desination A, Hot package heavy Then multiply it by the number of destination (After 15 minutes you already have 3 destinations, one being the packages you have to give to the customers, which makes it 27 categories already). I believe there will be something like 6 destination later on, for a total of 54 different specific categories, 9 of them being the packages you need to give to the customers, that will be spread out everywhere. One basic thing you do in the beginning is to keep the packages you'll need to give to customers ... close to the customers, obviously. But sometimes the packages that you need to give to customers will need to be in the cold chamber or in the hot one, which is far from them. I hope we unlock something to make it playable later on, because right now it's just a mess. (Also, you can't rebind keys + base walking speed is WAY too low, and you can't toggle running so you basically need to play with the shift key constantly pressed + no manual save, which is terrible) PS: All these 54 caterogies can each have ~7 different size, so you can't even put all the boxes from a specific category together, you can't even do that, you literally can't organize anything at all. PS2: I just read the other negative reviews and apparently it's even way worse than what I thought, because later you unlock light mail + dark mail, that can all be either be normal fragile or heavy, for all destination ... If there are indeed 6 destinations, it's a total of 90 categories. All of which can have 7 different sizes for a total of 630 different kind of packages. It's unplayable.
Took me almost 12 hours to finish the storyline and achievements. (single-player) You can keep going as long as you want after that as the packages and customers will keep coming. It may feel a little overwhelming at first with more packages coming in then you know what to do with but with some time and eventual upgrades to the boat space, you'll be an expert at sorting and shipping before you know it. The game isn't perfect but my personal frustrations were minor and I didn't run into any bugs at all.
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