Meet Rary, the cat you stretch to move
Every game we make starts with a question we can't stop thinking about.
For Rary's Stretch Adventure, the question was embarrassingly simple: what if the character's body was the controller?
Pull, release, fly
Rary is a cat you don't push or tap. You stretch her.
Grab her head, drag, and let go. Her body snaps back and her paws retract, flinging her across the world. It's a slingshot that purrs — part physics toy, part puzzle, and the single most fun thing we've ever prototyped.
The magic is that anyone gets it in one second. A four-year-old understands pulling and releasing. But the depth hides underneath: tension, angle, timing, and a stretching budget you have to spend wisely.
What you'll find in there
Rary's world is stuffed with things to discover:
- Stretch through themed worlds that shift from day to night — and sometimes into a full eclipse.
- Take down enemies, destroy rock-throwers, and grab shields when it gets dangerous.
- Collect coins, hearts and clues. Solve puzzles, beat minigames and challenges.
- Unlock doors, hunt down secret doors, and teleport through portals.
- Grow your health with hearts, and your stretch budget with length boosts.
Every door opened is a small victory. Every secret found is a bigger one.
No ads. No accounts. No catch.
Rary's Stretch Adventure is built to be handed to a kid without a second thought.
- No ads. No accounts. No tracking.
- Puzzles that quietly build problem-solving, logic, reading and focus.
- Six languages: English, العربية, Português, Español, Русский, Français.
We didn't set out to make it "educational" — we set out to make it fun, and the learning sneaks in behind the play.
Coming soon
Rary is stretching toward release. When she lands, you'll know.
Until then: pull, release, and go chase something shiny.