Out now on Steam · $9.99 USD
Co-op tower defense. Catbots vs monsters. Defend the catnip.
1–4 player co-op tower defense. Build the farm that funds the guns, then hold the line against the horde.
Co-op tower defense. Catbots vs monsters. Defend the catnip.
1–4 player co-op tower defense. Build the farm that funds the guns, then hold the line against the horde.
The game
Catnip Wars is a 1–4 player co-op tower defense game. You and your friends are scrappy Catbots — the last line of defense between a precious catnip farm and endless waves of hungry monsters. Build, repair, shoot, and hold the line together, or alone.
The farm is the economy. Catnip fields fund your guns, windmills power your turrets, and every hex you plant is another hex you have to defend. Place turrets, walls, farms, windmills and repair stations anywhere on the grid — your layout is your strategy. Overbuild and you lose it all. Grow catnip too fast and you may attract unwanted attention.
Fourteen monster types push back, from swarming chompers to armored giants and boss Necros that shrug off small-arms fire. Man the BFG when a wave gets ugly, revive teammates who go down, and climb a 43-node tech tree across matches. Eleven playable Catbots, 100 achievements, global leaderboards. One farm. Four Catbots. Infinite monsters.
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Who you play
Eleven playable Catbots hold the farm — and not one of them is empty. Every chassis is flown from the link by an operator: an upright, evolved catlike being from a society that worked out starflight, orbital fabrication and long-form political argument in roughly that order. Click any face for the full four-view build and the person on the other end of it.
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Stay in the loop
One person makes this game, so a review, a follow or a screenshot genuinely moves the needle. All of these are the same guy.
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Ender Knight is a solo game developer and father who spent 30 years in customer service and blue collar jobs. Catnip Wars is his first commercial release — designed, built and shipped by himself so he could hopefully spend more time at home with his kids.