
A cute turn-based tactics game about growing stronger, making friends and conquering foes! Become a cat, expand your territory and reign supreme over your enemies through dynamic tactical combat!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 31 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It is a bit too difficult.
Edit: The confusing mechanic I referred to has been changed. Dev shows real commitment to their community feedback! Previously if you tried to move to a place you couldn't move to, a turn would be skipped. Now nothing happens which feels more natural to me. Love to see a dev hearing the community! I haven't played for a long time, however I can say that the AI behaviour is super fun to manipulate. It isn't a multiplayer game but it does feel you're playing against real people. Excited to give it some more time when I find it. There is one mechanic I find a bit confusing (has now been changed), but once I figured out what happened it wouldn't cause any further problems. I'm wondering how long the playability goes for me personally, but since the price is very low if I squeeze a couple of hours out of this one it has served its job for me! Overall a interesting single player turn based game that shows potential.
la verdad que es un juego bastante entretenido o al menos para mi. recomendable
Sucks. 10/10
While I am reccomending this game, it is what it says on the box. A $4 game with adorable cats. I personally love the concepts presented, and will be looking forward to any updates/improvements in the future. I feel things that would add to the game a bunch would be local or online multiplayer. This game would be brilliant with friends at a party, imagine the sight of 8 cats fighting it out, teaming, changing teams, and leveling up would be great. I feel the territory is a great idea that could have more added to it, such as buildings or other construction options. I'm not sure if that would take away the game's simplicity, but I also felt late game it was difficult to keep territory out of enemy hands, which is why I suggested elements of construction such as walls or towers. But overall, worth what I payed for it. Can't wait to see where it goes in the future!
Cute little time waster. Not much depth to it, but it's not necessarily a bad thing.
The Kirkland Signature albacore tuna of coffee break turn-based tactical games.
As an SRPG guy this is a wonderful little treat. The only real issues I have are that the meta is pretty singular-- you have to mitigate square takings, and then maximize yours, so it typically becomes befriend a bunch of cats and have kittens to flood the board with cats who shouldn't take your squares up. Then you just let them sort each other out while you drive around grabbing tiles. Some extra win conditions, map styles, and maybe an extra beginner class or two to spruce up the early scratch-lick-lick-lick-lick-scratch meta just a pinch. With these, Kitty Tactics would be in a great position as a simple, accessible, but variable and replayable game. I'd also look into rebalancing mobility but that's because I hate the game of cat and mouse it becomes (lol) chasing things into corners to multi-tap them dead, without usually getting much more challenging on the way.
i really like this game, it's quick to learn and fun on how the class work and overall i had really fun time
Roam the board playing as ravager, knight, ruler... in a setting of brawling kittens! Love this nostalgic little but very addictive game, and was impressed by the tough AI-kittens defending their neighbourhoods. Even on 'medium', the game can be hard - but satisfying - to beat. Cool and cute concept, and quite a bargain for several hours of innocent fun.
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