THE CRAZY CAT LADY GAMES COLLECTION
12 public demos. Familiar suspects. Make a rooftop delivery, explore the market, follow the cascades—or take five kicks at goal.
These public demos use free credits or practice play. No deposits, cash prizes or registration required. Operator wallet and optional free-play models →
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All 12 games
6 credit demos + 6 separate practice gamesStudio credit demoGameplay screenshotFine dining. Fowl play.
Follow Pierre from café to café. Steal another course or leave with what you have before the waiter ends lunch.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
Studio credit demoGameplay screenshotGood food. Bad bird.
Winning food crumbles, fresh food falls and each consecutive win grows the multiplier. The buffet has made a terrible mistake.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
Studio credit demoGameplay screenshotScratch the foil. Steal the menu.
Reveal nine panels and look for three matching foods. Scratch by hand, tap a panel or uncover the whole ticket.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
Studio credit demoScene composed from game artworkService with a search warrant.
An occasional cloche reveal turns food into Pierre Wilds before the cascades begin. The waiter is checking the specials.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
Studio credit demoGameplay screenshotA pastry with somewhere to be.
Pick a snack and follow eight bounces through the café pins. One landing plate decides the return. Pierre insists this was the plan.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
Studio credit demoGameplay screenshotFine silver. Questionable service.
Choose a covered dish and lift the lid on Pierre’s unofficial tasting menu. Peek at the other plates afterwards; only your choice pays.
This demo: virtual credits · no cash value
One spin. Several strong opinions.
Spin the braai committee’s wheel in Cape Town, Durban or Joburg. Pierre and the waiter have prepared their reactions. Neither was asked.
Illustrative rounds · no balance or prizes
Lunch has conditions.
Find two safe lunches among seven baskets. Collect the offer or risk it at the next picnic stop. One confetti hamper can end the entire outing.
Illustrative rounds · no balance or prizes
Free practice · no walletGameplay screenshot · illustrative practiceThe shortest route to lunch is rarely authorized.
Send Pierre across the skyline with one suspicious delivery. Choose a rooftop, read its chance and return, then watch the saved flight unfold.
Illustrative rounds · no balance or prizes
Free practice · no walletGameplay screenshot · illustrative practiceNine stalls. One very loose alibi.
Explore a Cape Town food market with Pierre. Reveal a safe stall, collect the offer, or risk another sample before the waiter catches up.
Illustrative rounds · no balance or prizes
Three picks. One shared draw.
Choose three numbers from 1–20, save your entry and return for the shared result. Six schedules, from five minutes to seven days. Pierre’s special request was declined.
No wagers or prizes · separate practice score
Five kicks. Plenty to say.
Line up five rugby kicks across South African grounds. Paf reacts to the result, while Pierre offers entirely unsolicited commentary.
No wagers or prizes · separate practice score
Try a game title, a place such as Brazil, or choose another style.
A FEW HOUSE RULES
Start anywhere. The games work on their own; the familiar faces and local stories are an extra layer to discover.
Meet the regulars →The six Studio games use virtual credits with no cash value. Conversion Chaos and CCL Quick Draw use separate practice scores. Braai Wheel, Picnic Panic, Rooftop Delivery and Market Mischief illustrate outcomes without a wallet. There are no deposits, withdrawals or cash prizes, and you can enter these public demos without registering.
No. These links open public Studio demos. Operator-wallet games and optional shared free-play programmes have separate identities, balances and integration terms. A season can use a one-time starting allocation; weekly funding is another option. Compare the operator models →
Not across this Studio catalogue. Heist’s destinations share one balance; Crumb Cascade and Waiter’s Inspection share another. Scratch Heist, Food Drop and Under the Cloche each have their own credits. Paf’s practice score and Quick Draw’s match counts are separate; Wheel, Picnic, Rooftop and Market have no balance. Each game guide explains its setup.
Try Food Drop for a simple reveal, Scratch Heist for a familiar ticket, or Pigeon Heist if you want to choose when to stop. All three explain their controls before play.
The six free-credit games offer English and Portuguese. Heist travels through France, Brazil and South Africa. Scratch and the café games have local menus; the cascading slots visit South Africa. Language and scenery do not change the rules within the same game.
Try Scratch Heist’s Brazilian menu or South African menu.
No. The South African case has six independent statements, so there is no required order. Reading a clue and choosing to collect its badge saves a discovery in this browser. These are story souvenirs, not points, prizes or verified game achievements.
BEYOND THE PUBLIC MENU
The broader Lucky Numbers catalogue remains a separate local review; CCL Quick Draw above is original match-score practice with no official lottery feed. Rooftop Delivery and Market Mischief join Braai Wheel and Picnic Panic as public practice previews, with no wallet or production-money activation.
SAME CAST. DIFFERENT ALIBIS.
A platter has disappeared from a Cape Town braai. Six games. Six witnesses. Nobody is being especially helpful.