They Killed Your Cat is a short and merciless first-person shooter built around pure anger and complete control over the character's body. There are no unnecessary systems or excuses — just movement, manual reloading, blinking, and the need to act consciously. The game doesn't try to be comfortable; it presses with pace, mistakes, and demands maximum attention to every action. Mechanics instead of mercy Moving, shooting, and reloading require the player's input at every moment. Weapons don't function on their own, and any hesitation results in failure. Blinking is used as an active survival element, limiting vision and forcing players to plan ahead. The environments are compact, but the tension within them is heightened by the speed and density of threats. Flexible settings allow you to adjust the difficulty to your personal limits. You can increase the pressure or, conversely, shift the emphasis to reaction and precision. This approach turns every attempt into a test of concentration, where the key isn't numbers, but the ability to maintain control under constant stress and aggression. Features of the game First-person shooter with manual reloading. Active blinking as an element of survival. Fast paced and compact combat spaces. Flexible difficulty and control settings.