The rules of KickCat, illustrated. Switching language also switches the images.
3,000 tickets is the total you receive after completing all three tracks.
The 7-day rewards unlock every 24 hours from your first login, not at calendar midnight.
Missed days stay claimable for 14 days, so there is no need to rush.
KickCat kicks on its own. The only control is dragging to move.
Balls bounce off walls and monsters and keep dealing damage, so where you stand is the strategy.
Gold and Churu keep accumulating while you are offline.
Open the chest in the lobby to collect it all at once. The deeper your stage progress, the higher the rate per minute.
As you progress you pick one skill at a time, and picking the same skill again levels it up.
Certain combinations evolve into far stronger versions. Every run offers a different set, so the same stage never plays the same way twice.
Bell Orb
Bone Dart
Bone Dragon
Box Tank
Catnip Aura
Catnip Blackhole
Cat Tower
Chain Lightning
Churu Radar
Cooldown Down
Critical Up
Excalibur
Gatling Cat Tower
Gold Bonus
Heal
Heavenly Punch
Max HP Up
Multi Shot
Power Up
Quantum Yarn
Rapid Fire
Saturn Ring
Schrodinger Tank
Scratch
Size Up
Speed Up
Yarn Ball
From a plain soccer ball to mythic grades, new balls come from the gacha.
Upgrade them with gold and evolve duplicates to raise attack in big steps. Filling the codex adds a bonus to your overall stats.
A 30-second one-on-one duel.
Both sides are equalized, so spending and upgrade levels do not decide the winner. Climbing the ranks earns tiers and titles.
The main adventure: 10 chapters across Normal, Hard and Nightmare.
Higher difficulties bring tougher enemies and much larger rewards. Each chapter continues the story, and the same chapter tells a different story on each difficulty.
Up to 12 hours. Gold and Churu accumulate per minute while you are away, and time beyond 12 hours adds nothing further.
There are 27 roguelike skills. You pick from the candidates offered as a run progresses to shape that run's build.
Yes. The cat kicks balls on its own, so combat proceeds without manual input.