Schrodinger's Cat Burglar is a puzzle game with unusual mechanics, where you control a burglar cat capable of existing in two places at once. The entire game is built around this idea: with a single click, you split into two versions and begin solving problems using both simultaneously. The space ceases to be static, because you create your own paths. Two positions - one result The main feature is working with a dual state. You move both versions around, using them to activate mechanisms, navigate obstacles, and interact with the environment. But things get more complicated when restrictions come into play: while no one's watching, the situation remains uncertain, and this opens up unconventional solutions. You need to consider when you're "seen" and when you can take advantage of the effect. The locations are designed to constantly test your understanding of the mechanics. New elements introduce additional challenges, and the usual approach breaks down. This keeps the game engaging, as each new location forces you to reconsider your thinking and try a different approach. Features of the game Splitting a character into two versions. Puzzles with changing conditions. Observation-based mechanics. Exploration of a gated community.