Little Kitty, Big City lands on mobile with new AR mode

Double Dagger Studio has launched Little Kitty, Big City globally on Apple App Store and Google Play, bringing the full cat adventure to mobile with a free-to-try model and an exclusive Augmented Reality mode. The release extends a game that has already reached more than 10 million players across PC and consoles.

Why it matters: - Little Kitty, Big City is now available on mobile for the first time, opening the game to Apple and Android players worldwide. - The launch gives mobile users the full adventure in a format designed for short, on-the-go sessions. - The mobile release could broaden the audience for a game that has already drawn more than 10 million players across PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox.

What happened: - Double Dagger Studio announced that Little Kitty, Big City is now available globally on the Apple App Store and Google Play. - The mobile version launched Oct. 12, 2026. - Players can download the game now from both storefronts. - Matt Wood, founder of Double Dagger Studio, said mobile feels like a natural home for Kitty and that the team focused on making the game feel good on a touchscreen.

The details: - The mobile version uses a “Try Before You Buy” setup. - Players can explore some opening neighborhood areas for free. - A one-time purchase unlocks the full game. - The release has no microtransactions, ads or subscriptions. - Mobile players get the same core gameplay as the PC and console versions, including the full story and exploration. - The game includes Kitty Customizer support. - The Picture Purrfect Update is included in the mobile version. - The new version adds a mobile-exclusive AR mode that lets players bring Kitty’s hats and personality into their surroundings. - The game uses a new control system built for mobile, with colorful visual cues and feline-focused design. - Little Kitty, Big City supports 13 core languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Italian, Polish, Russian and Turkish. - Double Dagger Studio is an independent game developer based in Kirkland, Washington. - The studio says it is led by industry veterans with experience from Valve, Harmonix, Microsoft, PUBG, Hasbro, Twitch, Amazon and Cartoon Network.

Between the lines: - The no-ads, no-subscriptions model positions the mobile release as a premium game rather than a free-to-play title. - Adding AR and a custom touch control system suggests Double Dagger Studio is trying to make the mobile version feel native to phones, not like a simple port. - The multilingual launch points to a global push from day one.

What's next: - Players can continue downloading the game now on Apple App Store and Google Play. - More information, trailers, screenshots and other assets are available in the Little Kitty, Big City Press Kit. - Double Dagger Studio is likely to use the mobile launch to keep growing the game's audience beyond consoles and PC.

The bottom line: - Little Kitty, Big City has moved onto mobile with a paid full-game model, a free trial and an AR feature meant to stand out in a crowded app market.