Mewgenics

A new game by Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel about breeding cats for combat? Boon County awaits. Day by day, pick cats from your expanding furry family. Fit each with a role - collar marked Fighter, perhaps, or Tank, maybe even Mage. Off they go into compact battles, built one turn at a time. Victory hinges on where they stand, how their powers link up, and what the surroundings allow. Deep in combat lies variety. More than a thousand distinct skills mix with hundreds of gear pieces, feeding into waves of foes and towering bosses - each journey reshapes the challenge. Success grows through trial, careful choices, sometimes surrendering control on purpose. Solving it means adapting faster than expected. What grabs you most? It’s what gets passed on. Coming back different - that’s how it works. Each trip leaves marks: new skills, old wounds, odd changes. Pair them right so strengths move forward. Stronger lines emerge when choices add up. Over time, offspring grow wilder, sharper, less like what they started as. Starting off light, the journey quickly grows deeper than expected - hitting far past 200 hours. Each attempt shifts shape, thanks to evolving systems that twist how you play.