About This Game Help Kingkat to defend the castle while waiting for his owner to come back for him (or so he thinks). Hire warriors, archers, rogues, berserkers, mages, or priests and upgrade their skills to aid you in battle against wave after wave of angry dogs.- "A kingdom is not lost by a single defeat" (ROBERT E. HOWARD, The Hour of the Dragon).- "Defeat is always momentary" (PETER JACKSON, King Kong).FEATURES:The main game includes the story, skills to be upgraded, items to be unlocked, 2 mini games(Chow and Potty), and 3 additional game modes. "Revenge of The Big Bad Wolf", "War, War Never Ends", and "Survive the Night"6 different classes of cats. Each with 2 jobs and 2 modes to be used against dogs.13 different breed of dogs and a secret final enemy to defend Kingkat from.4 Mini Bosses and 1 Final BossSend Cats to venture forth for additional gold and challenge to the game.Night, Day, and Weather affects the game-play.Be able to plan ahead for randomized boss encounter and to think of a strategy for your hirelings placements.Feed Cats and clean up their litter box.Included 3 Additional Game Modes:"REVENGE OF THE BIG BAD WOLF"Play as The Big Bad Wolf, and call out for reinforcements to attack and capture Kingkat.Features:- New unlockable content included in the game. (Not as DLC)- Play as the Big Dog and command your pack to attack the cats.- Strategically pick within 5 available cards at your disposal or reshuffle it.- Total of 22 cards to use, 13 different dog cardsand 9 skill cardshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQg0c7AVVhg"WAR, WAR NEVER ENDS"Continue the battle between Cats and Dogs. Only this time, it will be an all out war.Features:- Play the game against randomly selected dogs.- Mini bosses will appear whenever they want to.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl3sY_D-X6k"SURVIVE THE NIGHT"You must defend the castle at all cost against some weird things that's going on.Features:- Enemies are green and weird! They don't act like they normally would.- Your range cats will be visually impaired by the darkness and the fog.http://youtu.be/q-yj9b4TKMs-meow- 6d5b4406ea Title: Reigning CatsGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Myra D'AnnPublisher:Myra D'AnnRelease Date: 28 Aug, 2015 Reigning Cats Torrent Download [hack] *NEW REVIEW 8-31-15*Changed to "recommended" for anyone even slightly interested in tower defense games and cats. The best part is probably the dev's quick response to fixing the issues myself and other reviewers have had with the game, including bugs.Since the dev has now fixed the bugs preventing me from progressing, I can now see more of the changes made since my original review (below). I have not earned my way to the different modes yet, so I'm just on the first one and my review only covers that. I'm playing in ez mode where Kingkat does not take your coins down to 500 as he did originally (and still does in the harder mode). In ez mode you get to keep whatever you earn and take as much as you want into battle. This may be OP and not challenging for many players, and those players can of course choose to play the harder mode. Since tower defense games aren't really my favorite (this is the only one I own in fact) it's a welcome casual feel for me and anyone looking for a casual but still fun experience would enjoy this, no doubt. Even with unlimited coins allowed in battle, you still can't expect to breeze through the game without earning upgrades and being tactical in your approach to defense.Dev has also made the litterbox minigame much less annoying than it was originally. It's now much faster paced. Now too that I've been able to progress well it's not even necessary to play it since I can get a ton of coins from actual tower defense, but you do get free items from playing it and coins are always useful so it's never a pointless game, but can be avoided after a lot of progression if you desire. The Chow minigame could be avoided as well if you find yourself drowning in coins from simply chewing on dogs instead, but I find it interesting.In case viewers opt not to read my original review below, the last part is still valid, so a repeat here: "The music is also quite catchy and the style of the game is fitting for what it seems like it's trying to be, not really sure how to describe the style though without coming off as though I don't like it. I'm neutral on that stance if anything, it's in no way bad."The only issue I see now is that there doesn't appear to be a way to swap modes, so once you choose ez or hard you're stuck with it. Will suggest that among a couple other things in a post on the forums, otherwise I feel it's solid from what I've seen so far.-----------*ORIGINAL REVIEW*I suppose I should start with the disclaimer that I'm not usually a fan of tower defense games. This is in fact the only one I own. Unfortunately, this is much less a tower defense and more a litter box cleaning simulator. Yes, you can earn coins by other means, but here's the main problems with those means:1. The "chow" mini game (where you feed cats for coins and to be able to earn them for free use during battle) can only be played once and only if you progressed during your last run. I've not been able to play it after 3 runs now, I assume that's because each time I only managed to make it to wave 10 each time, never beating my highest score.2. If you have more than 500 coins before entering battle, Kingkat takes all of your excess coins from you. He does NOT return them afterwards. If you're stuck like I am, this really sucks because that means you can't actually gain any coins simply by battling, you absolutely must play the litter box mini game and ONLY the litter box mini game to earn upgrades.Now, this would be fine if the litterbox mini game was not tedious and irritating... but it is. Grab one poo, another appears, sometimes multiple. The small ones are worth 60, large worth 100, and it takes a bit of time to sift them, so it's not instant pick up. There's also the little waves of urine odor which can be dealt with with a spray that you earn through the litterbox mini game, but they also vanish over time if you just leave them. If you do manage to clear out the whole litter box you get a rain of money until something appears again. It's quite difficult to keep the box cleared though, so you sit there having to poke at it for quite a while before being able to upgrade anything.If the dev reads this at all, I would ask you to consider either changing the way the litterbox minigame works (make it less tedious or make cleaning it more worth while) or add other means of making money, maybe more mini games or make battling more worthwhile (no more greedy Kingkats maybe). If any of that gets changed I will gladly revisit the game and consider changing my review to "recommended" instead of not.If you can get past the tediousness of the upgrades system, the tower defense part is pretty fun from what I've been able to see so far. The music is also quite catchy and the style of the game is fitting for what it seems like it's trying to be, not really sure how to describe the style though without coming off as though I don't like it. I'm neutral on that stance if anything, it's in no way bad.. 7\/10Cute\/silly fun, well balanced, challenging, slightly tedious.I bought it during the 50% off sale just to give it a try. My first time playing, I enjoyed it enough that I played for almost three hours straight.Some people have mentioned a problem launching the game, but I haven't encountered that, nor any other problems.I get why some people are getting stuck. Near the beginning, your progress will be a crawl unless you do the two mini games at least once each. Once you do this, you're able to buy some upgrades that make the battles go much better. Once you get a few upgrades, the battles themselves will give you all the money you need. They're very well balanced so that it's a tough challenge to come out ahead on money, but if you plan it right, you will.The mini games are just silly phone-app type games that are a bit monotonous, but they're not terrible. They're just there as a way for you to earn extra money IF you need to. They help to ensure that you won't be stuck if you can't come out ahead in the battles. In one, you have to feed the cats in a dumbed down version of a diner game. In the other, you have to scoop their litter box. The only real challenge or interest in the litter box game is just seeing how fast you can rack up the money and how many hidden treasures you can find.There's also a spy-dog on the main screen who offers to sell you items at very high prices. I found out by accident that once you buy these, they are permanently available to you in the main game at a small cost. Once you can buy some of these, it makes getting to higher waves in the main game much easier, which means you'll gain plenty of money in every battle.At $2.50, I consider this a great buy. It's cheesy fun, something different. $5 is probably about just right for this game if it speaks to you, but if you can get it on sale, I recommend it even if you're just somewhat curious.. I bought this game because I love cats and tower defense games, so how could I go wrong? Unfortunately, it could go wrong. The progression mechanics were not what I was expecting and I soon ran into a situation where I couldn't beat a boss wave without upgrades. I couldn't get upgrades without money and I couldn't get easy access to money without progressing. This left me with scooping a cat box as my only means of making money. After five minutes of scooping a virtual cat box, I asked myself what I was doing and requested a refund. I really wish I would have liked it.. I do not mean to be rude in anyway but this game gets boring after a while, to be honest I got boried in a day. It is a okay game but the fact that you harm dogs offened me. I hope I helped.
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