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# Huntrezz Janos packs 100(!) cats into a browser cloud city
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/huntrezz-janos-packs-100-cats-into-a-browser-cloud-city/
- Published: 2026-09-22T17:32:52.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-22T17:32:52.000Z
- Description: CLOWDER, live now on a Viverse creator grant, brings the avatar artist’s pastel-sculptural world to a playable webpage.
- Author: Kill Screen Staff
- Tags: cats, Browser Games, Avatars, los angeles, net.art, Huntrezz Janos, Viverse

Huntrezz Janos's new game is a city you could frost a cake with. [*CLOWDER*](https://www.viverse.com/EdLWREE?ref=killscreen.com) went live on September 14 as a free browser game, and the premise is as gentle as the palette: wander a dreamy cloud city and gather the neighborhood's cats until your clowder hits 100\. (A clowder is a group of domesticated cats. The more you know!) [Her launch reel](https://www.instagram.com/p/DdaFx9GvDXB/?ref=killscreen.com) walks through it in her own voice, pastel streets rolling by under a graffiti-style logo.

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Huntrezz Janos’s launch reel for **CLOWDER*, from [her Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/p/DdaFx9GvDXB/?ref=killscreen.com). Courtesy the artist.

Janos is an LA-based artist who has spent years building sculptural work and performatice work, gallery shows, commissions and AR—[her WePresent commission](https://wepresent.wetransfer.com/stories/huntrezz-janos-metaverse-a-vibe-called-tech?ref=killscreen.com) imagined a whole cast of speculative metaverse characters, from a digiballer to a virtual therapist. *CLOWDER* is that practice arriving somewhere new: not a filter you wear or a render you look at, but a space that answers you back. The game runs on HTC's Viverse, and she credits a Viverse creator grant for making the build possible. (It's platform money quietly doing what art funding *should* do, moving an artist from depicting worlds to shipping one.)

The cat-collecting genre has a lineage, and Killscreen was there when it crystallized—[we covered *Neko Atsume* taking over the world in 2016](https://www.killscreen.com/cats-finally-take-over-the-world-with-mobile-game-neko-atsume/). *Neko Atsume* made you wait for cats to visit; Janos lets you go out and find them, in a city built to her own maximalist taste. Ten years of the genre, compressed into the difference between a screensaver and a stroll.

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