Yes, you can pet the cat in Dice Hoarder. The developer said on Aug 24, 2026 that the shop cat is a little companion: you can pet it or give it a die to examine, and it is not meant to knock dice over or disrupt sorting. An official screenshot shows hearts above the cat while it is petted. The full list of interactions was not final as of that reply.
Does the cat mess up your sorting?
No. A player asked for an optional cat chaos setting where the cat knocks unsorted dice around, as real cats do at the gaming table. The developer replied that the cat is meant to be a companion that does not interfere with the gameplay, and that they plan more game modes and might consider a cat chaos option later.
| Interaction | Status |
|---|---|
| Pet the cat | Confirmed |
| Give the cat a die to examine | Confirmed |
| Cat knocks dice over | Not planned |
| Cat chaos option | Might be considered later |
The cat appears in the store's key features list next to magical dice and the soundtrack. See the beginner guide for the rest of your first shift.
Where is the cat in the shop?
Official screenshots show the black cat on a counter beside a dice crate and asleep on a barrel next to a tray of red dice. Its exact spawn spots in the launch build are unknown.
- Look on counters, barrels and crates around the sorting tables.
- The cat is listed as a key feature of the game itself, not of one mode; compare the modes in Story Mode vs Chill Mode.
Browse every die you can hand it in the die types wiki.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cat in Dice Hoarder?
Yes. The Steam page lists a cat among the key features, and official screenshots show a black cat on a counter and on a barrel inside the dice shop.
Can the cat in Dice Hoarder be named?
DieCorp Games has not mentioned naming the cat as of Nov 10, 2026; only petting it and giving it a die are confirmed.
Dice Hoarder unlocks on Nov 13, 2026, and we have not played it. Every fact on this page comes from the official Steam store page and screenshots, DieCorp Games' Steam announcements, the developer's own replies in the Steam discussions and the official announcement trailer. Media coverage is used only to cross-check, and general dice facts (shapes, faces, numbering) come from standard references. We re-check the official pages weekly and will verify every page against the launch build within 48 hours of release.
Official sources checked: store.steampowered.com, steamcommunity.com, youtube.com.
