kittens game strategy

Alright, so let’s dive into this “Kittens Game” thing. First off, I found myself kinda lost in a catnip forest, playing as a lonely kitten. Sounds simple, right? But things got interesting pretty quickly.

I started gathering resources, trying to build up my little kitten world. At first, it was slow going. I mean, really slow. But I kept at it, and soon enough, I had a few more kittens join me. We started working together, gathering more catnip, building huts, and all that good stuff.

Now, here’s where it gets tricky. I heard some folks online talking about resetting the game. Yeah, you heard that right, starting over from scratch! But apparently, it’s worth it. They said to aim for around 130 kittens and these things called “Concrete Huts” before doing the first reset. I was like, “What’s a Concrete Hut?” Turns out, they’re pretty important. They give you this stuff called “paragon,” which is super useful for your next run.

So, I pushed forward, following this advice. It took a while, but I finally got my 130 kittens and built those Concrete Huts. I felt a bit nervous, but I hit that reset button. Poof! Everything gone. But I had a bunch of paragon now, which let me buy some cool permanent upgrades.

On my second run, things went a lot smoother. Those upgrades made a huge difference. I started unlocking new stuff, like magnets and trading posts. I even sent my kittens hunting, which got us some ivory and fur, making everyone happier. Trading was also neat; I could get spices that boosted happiness too. Gotta keep an eye on those though, they run out eventually.

• Gather resources: I spent a lot of time clicking around, gathering catnip and wood.
• Build huts: Started with basic huts, then aimed for Concrete Huts.
• Recruit kittens: Got to 130 kittens before hitting that reset button.
• Reset the game: Lost everything, but gained paragon for permanent upgrades.
• Unlock new features: Magnets, trading posts, and hunting were my next big steps.
• Manage happiness: Kept my kittens happy with fur, ivory, and spice.

Getting to the Endgame

I kept playing, resetting a few more times, each time getting further and unlocking more stuff. I heard the endgame is all about getting a ton of these things called “chronospheres” and resetting really fast. I’m not quite there yet, but I’m working on it.

It’s a pretty fun game, even though it sounds kinda weird at first. It’s all about setting goals, managing your resources, and figuring out the best way to progress. And yeah, avoiding those exploding kittens in that card game sounds wild, but that’s a story for another day. If you’re looking for a chill but strategic game, give “Kittens Game” a try. Just be prepared to spend some time clicking around, especially in the beginning!