Secret Lives of Gingerbreadmen ("Little Cookies … Big Secrets") was advertised as a family game. Meanwhile, Dragon was intended for children. All told these three games comprised a rather impressive push toward a demographic that's ignored by most RPGs — even by most indie releases." Cat was later released in 2005 in one of the company's perfect-bound editions. Wick's older products — including Cat — later changed over to the John Wick Presents label. Cat was one of the revised versions of several old games to appear in 2011. Reception In the 2014 book Dragons in the Stacks: A Teen Librarian's Guide to Tabletop Role-Playing, Steven Torres-Roman liked character creation in Cat, which he called "very short and straightforward", but warned that "Cat gives more authorial control than do many conventional RPGs, and these can be challenging to run." He concluded by giving the game a rating of 2.5 out of 5, saying, "Cat lovers will enjoy this opportunity to play as their furry friends." Other reviews Pyramid See also Bunnies and Burrows, the rabbit RPG References External links Cat: A Little Game About Little Heroes Fantasy role-playing games Indie role-playing games