Kittens Game

I have been playing this game for the last couple of weeks in the background, and it's time for me to admit it—I am seriously hooked! This game has some serious depth to it. Like Cookie Clicker, but with actual strategy elements. And unlike most clicker games, you slowly unlock new game elements through multiple playthroughs. The game never hits that point in most clicker offshoots where your progression goes from sluggish to laughably, exponentially fast. I think that aspect makes the progression feel more even, and gives the game staying power. I much prefer the iPad app over the browser game, since I can take it on the go and have kind of a wimpy computer that gets sluggish when I keep it running constantly. The iPad app is attractive and has worked flawlessly for me. If you read up on the game online, you'll quickly find people who have been playing regularly for several years. The value I've gotten out of this game so far is ridiculous. Absolutely buy it right now!

It’s okay I guess. I’ve never played an idle game before. At first, getting alerted when something was ready was fun and exciting. Now it just seems boring. That’s not the game’s fault though — and if you like idle clickers, this is clearly the queen. There’s a lot to unlock, it seems. The descriptions of each upgrade makes me smile too. Very clever. I don’t mind spending the $2. But if you want something similar to A Dark Room, this isn’t it. If you want something with a fair bit of micromanaging, this isn’t it. If you want something where you’re actually doing something, this isn’t it. Some people say this has a little more to do than most idle games. It doesn’t have much to do, though. After about an hour you have to wait for stuff to automatically get researched and whatnot. You don’t get to do anything. I still like it. It’s just not my favorite game. And I’ll still play something I paid for. I haven’t found any bugs either, so in that department, it’s a clear five stars. Who knows, maybe I’ll change my mind after a few more hours. I’ve barely touched the surface it seems.

I would give this game 6 stars if I could. I’m blown away by the depth of this game. It starts off simply enough but you just keep unlocking more and more things that keep the game fresh and intriguing. It’s got a ton of depth and really is much more strategic than any other idle game I’ve ever played. It puts every other idle game to shame, really. I’ve been playing this for weeks now, and have only reset once just to see what bonus I might get. The depth here is astounding and I will probably been playing it for weeks and months to come.

This is a game that just keeps bringing you back! It’s been a favorite of mine for many years on the computer, so when I found out it was available as an app I just knew I had to get it! It’s challenging in all the right ways, and you never run out of things to do. And just when you start to get frustrated over a slow resource (or twelve) you unlock an upgrade that makes the whole game feel fresh again. If you like incremental gaming, then this is the game for you. Trust me, it’s money well spent.

I love this game! So much so that I got the app and I play on my school computer at school with free time and my laptop at home. It’s a great idler for a lot of fun development. Be wary, this game does take a while to develop. The gameplay is VERY SLOW, but it makes every accomplishment AWESOME! The only problem I have seen (thus far) is that, once you get more buildings, your “Refine Catnip” and “Harvest Catnip” button disappear. I can’t seem to put them back. To those who know, get the workshop asap so you can avoid this mistake. Otherwise, I love this game!