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Mewgenics
Adventure
Indie
RPG
Simulation
Strategy
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Adjustable Text Size
Camera Comfort
Color Alternatives
Custom Volume Controls
Mouse Only Option
Playable without Timed Input
Save Anytime
Stereo Sound
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

Build the ultimate cat army through tactical breeding and send them into deep, challenging turn-based adventures. Draft abilities, collect items, and manipulate genetics across generations in this roguelike tactics game from the creators of The Binding of Isaac and The End is Nigh.

Developers: Edmund McMillen Tyler Glaiel
Publishers: Edmund McMillen Tyler Glaiel
Release Date: 10 Feb, 2026
Price (USD): 26,09€
Current Players: 82k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Overwhelmingly Positive(97%)
strategic depth
cat breeding
engaging gameplay
quirky humor
creative mechanics
art style
complexity
game humor
polarizing humor
technical issues
navigation difficulties
The general sentiment is largely positive, with reviewers lauding the depth of gameplay and unique blend of strategy, humor, and art. However, some criticism was aimed at the interface and technical issues, as well as the polarizing humor. Overall, the game resonates well with fans of tactical RPGs and Edmund McMillen's unique style, but not everyone finds the humor or art appealing.

Positive Points

  • The game offers an immense amount of possibilities and depth, particularly through its unique cat breeding mechanics and tactical gameplay, which many players find engaging and rewarding.
  • The humor, while not for everyone, adds a quirky and memorable dimension to the game, often compared to the style found in The Binding of Isaac.
  • Players appreciate the unique art style and the deep strategic element that allows for creative problem-solving and replayability, reminiscent of classic tactical games like Final Fantasy Tactics and XCOM.
  • The game has an addicting gameplay loop that encourages players to keep experimenting with different combinations of cat breeds, items, and strategies.

    • Negative Points

  • Some reviews note dissatisfaction with the game's humor, describing it as overly childish or crude, which detracts from their enjoyment.
  • There are complaints about technical issues such as UI navigation difficulties and lack of graphical options like borderless window mode or proper HDR support.
  • Players mention the game can be too random or reliant on RNG, leading to frustrating experiences during play.

    • Mixed Points

  • While many praise the game's strategic depth, some find it overwhelming or excessively complex, especially if they are new to the genre.
  • The art style and humor, while appreciated by some, are polarizing and can be off-putting to players who prefer a more traditional or less edgy aesthetic.

    • Common Themes

  • The game's complexity and depth are frequently highlighted, with parallels drawn to The Binding of Isaac and other strategy games.
  • The game’s humor and art style are notable talking points, attracting fans of Edmund McMillen's previous work but alienating others.
  • There is a strong player base that appreciates the experimental and creative nature of the cat breeding and battle mechanics.
    • Updated 2/11/2026, 12:01:20 AM UTC
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