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Cat Mail Co. is a first-person job simulator from Maracas Studio, published with Gamersky Games. You arrive on a quiet island to find the post office in chaos: the previous postman has vanished, parcels are piled to the ceiling and customers are growing impatient. You sort, weigh, stamp and ship mail to bring the service back to life, and at night moonlight reveals that some parcels are stranger than they look. This page answers the questions buyers ask most. For the daily routine, see the beginner guide, and for night parcels, special rooms and achievements, see the night shift page.

1 What is the job

Incoming mail arrives by boat and outgoing parcels have to be loaded for their journey. In between, you serve customers at the counter and keep storage organized. The store lists the handling steps as weighing parcels to set postage, applying destination labels, marking fragile or heavy goods, and decorating with stamps. Sort a delivery to the wrong destination and it comes back damaged.

2 Is there any time pressure

No. The store promises a stress-free loop with no timers or penalties, and reviewers confirm it: DualShockers notes that customers have no wait timers, and Gaming Age saw no penalties tied to the time of day. The one real consequence is a returned parcel if you send something to the wrong place. The store also lists adjustable difficulty.

3 What changes at night

The post office does not sleep. As night falls, moonlight reveals secrets: parcels that seemed ordinary during the day may show strange properties, giving magical hints about how they should be handled. NoobFeed describes these night packages as tied to the mystery of the missing postmaster, and reviewers agree that the day and night cycle is what keeps the routine from becoming flat. The story is told through the backlog you sort, not through cutscenes.

4 How co-op works

You can run the post office solo or with up to four players in online co-op. The store suggests dividing tasks to optimize the workflow. NoobFeed found that a second player changes the whole rhythm, with roles splitting naturally: one person on the scale, another on stamps and labels, someone else carrying boxes to the dock. NoobFeed counted co-op among the main strengths of the game.

5 Why the reviews are so far apart

The split is mostly about explanation. The lower scores come from confusion over systems the game does not teach clearly, such as repairing parcels and how points are calculated. The beginner guide and night shift page collect what reviewers worked out, so you start with fewer surprises. On Steam, the user review count had passed 6,000 by mid September 2026.

6 How long does it last

DualShockers played well over a dozen hours. There is a clear long-term task in the backlog: the All cleaned up achievement is for emptying the pile, and the massive backlog is described by the store as the story of the post office waiting to be uncovered. Because there are no fail states, how long you stay depends on how much you enjoy the routine.

7 Languages and requirements