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

Double Dagger Studio has launched Little Kitty, Big City worldwide on Apple’s App Store and Google Play, bringing the full game to mobile for the first time. The release adds an exclusive augmented reality mode and a no-microtransactions, no-ads, no-subscriptions pricing model.

Why it matters: - Little Kitty, Big City expands from PC and console to mobile, opening the game to players who want the full experience on phones and tablets. - The mobile launch keeps the studio’s no-microtransactions, no-ads and no-subscriptions approach intact. - The new release adds an exclusive augmented reality mode that extends the game beyond the screen.

What happened: - Double Dagger Studio announced that Little Kitty, Big City is now available worldwide on the App Store and Google Play. - The mobile version launched Nov. 3, 2026. - The game has already been played by more than 10 million players across PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox. - Players can download the game now on both mobile storefronts.

The details: - The mobile version lets players try the game before buying it. - Players can explore some open areas of the neighborhood for free. - A single purchase unlocks the full game. - The full-game unlock costs R$ 49,90, with a launch price of R$ 39,90. - The mobile release includes the full story and all exploration areas from the PC and console versions. - Players can customize their cats with the “Meu chaninho” mode. - The mobile version includes the full “Foto Prrrfeita” update. - The game adds an exclusive AR mode that brings Chaninho into the player’s world. - The mobile controls were rebuilt for this version, with colorful visual cues and a cat-themed design. - The game supports 13 languages, including English, Japanese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Polish, Russian and Turkish.

Between the lines: - The mobile launch broadens the game’s reach without changing its premium structure. - The AR feature is the clearest platform-specific addition, giving the mobile edition something the other versions do not have. - Matt Wood, founder of Double Dagger Studio, said mobile felt like a natural destination for Chaninho and that the team focused on making the game enjoyable on a small screen. - Wood also said the idea of players taking Chaninho and the game’s typical cat chaos with them was exciting. - For the studio, the release extends a proven hit into a new platform while keeping the same core identity.

What's next: - Players can continue downloading the game from the App Store and Google Play. - More information, trailers, images and other assets are available in the game’s press kit. - Double Dagger Studio is likely to use the mobile release to reach new players beyond its existing PC and console audience.

The bottom line: - Little Kitty, Big City is now a full mobile game, and its exclusive AR mode is the main new reason to revisit the adventure on a phone.