Kitties on Planets Xbox release arrives Tuesday 3 November 2026 for Xbox Series X|S. Afil Games’ single-player puzzle game features two astronaut cats who place supply boxes on matching target tiles. The white cat pushes, while the black cat moves magnets that attract objects and even the other cat.
The twist is that neither cat can solve every puzzle alone. A push sends a box sliding until it hits an obstacle, while a magnet pulls along a clear straight line. Getting the supply boxes onto their target tiles means working out which ability to use first.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release date and platforms
| Feature | Xbox Series listing |
|---|---|
| Date | 3 November 2026 |
| Platforms | Xbox Series X|S |
| Players | Single player |
| Systems | Achievements and cloud saves |
| PEGI | 3 |
Microsoft’s November release calendar confirms 3 November 2026. The specifically named Kitties on Planets (Xbox Series) listing supports Xbox Series X and S, and advertises Xbox achievements and cloud saves. It carries a PEGI 3 rating.
Make sure you’re looking at the listing labelled Kitties on Planets (Xbox Series). The publisher also lists editions for other systems, but the Series product has its own compatibility information and isn’t automatically an Xbox One purchase.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release: white cat: boxes keep sliding after a push
The white cat pushes supply boxes, but a pushed box keeps travelling until it meets a wall or another obstacle. You cannot simply stop it halfway across an open floor. The position of nearby objects therefore matters just as much as the target tile.
Think about the landing point before touching a box. A nearby wall can help it stop on a target; an empty stretch of floor might send it too far. You’ll often need to use the layout of the room rather than fighting against it.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release: black cat magnets
The black cat cannot push supply boxes. Instead, it moves the magnets spread through the puzzle environment. Those magnets can attract boxes and the inactive astronaut cat when they come into range, changing where objects are positioned without pushing them.
A magnet needs an open line to work. If a wall sits between it and the box, the pull won’t reach through. The useful move may be shifting the magnet into another corridor, or using the white cat to put the box into range.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release: why switching cats changes your options
Switching characters lets you chain their abilities. The white cat might push a box into a corridor where the black cat can pull it into another position. A magnet could also move the inactive character, changing which parts of the room are accessible next.
When you switch characters, the cat you’re not controlling can become part of the puzzle because magnets move it too. It’s worth checking where that astronaut ends up before committing to a move that changes the route for both cats.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release: how to avoid boxes becoming stranded
Start by finding each goal tile, then inspect the stopping points for long pushes. Check whether a magnet can access a box after it stops and whether obstacles block that line. If there is no clear way to reach the target from the resulting position, reconsider the move.
Look at the target tiles first, then find the places where a long push will stop. Check whether magnets can reach those stopping points without a wall in the way. Later rooms layer these mechanics together, asking you to plan a few moves ahead instead of focusing on one box.
Is Kitties on Planets multiplayer?
No. The Xbox Series listing calls Kitties on Planets a single-player game. You control both astronauts by switching between them. The two-cat premise doesn’t indicate either split-screen or online co-op.
The PEGI 3 age rating reflects its accessible presentation, while the puzzles themselves become harder as magnets, obstacles and supply boxes interact. Xbox achievements and cloud saves are confirmed for the Series edition.
Kitties on Planets Xbox release: what to know
The Xbox Series edition arrives on 3 November. It uses simple rules that become trickier when several boxes and magnets share a room: the white cat pushes until blocked, and the black cat changes positions through magnetism.
If you like box-pushing puzzles where positioning matters, this has a clear hook: every push has momentum, and every magnetic pull needs a clean line. Check the Microsoft listing to make sure you’re selecting the Xbox Series edition.
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Official source: Afil Games: official developer and publisher website.
