#7
You fall off a rooftop, you need to find your way home, and in the meantime you are knocking things off ledges and wearing increasingly ridiculous hats. The premise takes about ten seconds to explain to a child. Little Kitty, Big City is the kind of game where stakes are so low and the world so unthreatening that even children who get frustrated easily can just wander around and find something to enjoy. I appreciate that it trusts the player to discover things without constantly flagging objectives with arrows and notifications. For a child who likes cats and has no patience for tutorials, this is exactly the kind of low-pressure discovery game the list needed to include.