It's Purrrrrfect!

His favorite game series is Cat Quest. This year, he wanted so badly to be Meowtallika. I think my wife did a great job building this for him on a budget.

I just finished getting everything in the game. All equipment, all spells maxed out, and all side quests. And it was really fun, the side quests were unique the story is nice, and the gameplay is amazing. I particularly enjoyed the new gameplay styles intreduced, being new wepon subclasses as well as the ship and wepon switch

And i must say im disappointed in the scope of the gane.

First, there are simply too few side quests in my humble opinion. In cq and cq2 you could get side tracked for hours in between each and every main quest her all side quests are available the moment you start the game and when i got side tracked for the first time i completed most of them which allowed me to breaze through the story. This issue extands to the main quest too. Ot felt really short (though that might be a side effect of doing ut preaty much all in one go).

Additionally qhile i really enjoyed the new and unique wepons i cant help but feel that the selection is still limited. Im not saying i expected a vast amount of unique wepons that change gameplay significantly of course but getting new wepons is a large part of the series that i think this game lacked a bit. Though the accessories definitely made up when it comes to diffrent gameplay styles

This issue of not enough equipment alsp stems from the lack of side quests in my opinion. For example the ranged wepon i enjoyed most (and also the one id guess to be the most powerful) is the stave of antares which is a wepon you get from the main quest path, something that would be inconceivable in previous games whose best wepons were locked behind massive side quests or extansive exploration.

Another more minor grievance is the missing seiries staple of water walking, i knew you wouldnt unlock any new exploration through it(except for water areas inaccessible to the ship with things you need to clear with attacks) but a upgrade of sorts to the floatie would have been great as it is slower then walking and you cant attack(i also think ship access should have been delayed untill like early midgame to create the same sense of opening doors as in previous games but thats beyond the point)

Lastly i would like to say thanks to gentlebros for an amazing seiries despite the flaws i found with the latest entry. While i was hoping for an epic battle in the gentlebro quest the speech did deeply touch me. So know that this criticism is not hating on the game but a call to restore what was lost in this latest entry.

TO MANY MORE QUESTS AND TO A NEVER ENDING PILE OF TUNA MY FELLOW CATBLOODS

It was such a good time coming back to this this series since I played the first game almost a year ago. Can't wait to jump into Cat Quest 3 at some point.

LOVE THIS SERIES ❤️

My main question regarding *Cat Quest 4* stems from the *Cat Quest 3* ending, which implies that the Apocalypse—or rather, the "Meowcalypse"—is coming. I wonder how that will play out, given that *Cat Quest 4* won't be the saga's finale; the developers have said the series will run up to the ninth game. My idea is for the game to take place generations after the apocalypse, featuring a *Fallout*-style map with interesting gear and weapons, side quests involving bizarre characters and deep lore, and bosses designed to fit that world. I envision the protagonist saving the world at the end but sacrificing themselves in the process. This would pave the way for *Cat Quest 5* to be set in the distant future within a highly developed city—perhaps an open-world sandbox—featuring a statue of the previous game's protagonist in the city center. But I'm getting ahead of myself; I don't even know if I'll be alive by then.

In cat quest, equipment makes battles a lot easier. After finishing cat quest 2 on IOS, I found most of the good equipment and how to get them.

Usually at the start of the game, the equipment you get isn’t that bad and allows you to get much better equipment fairly easy. Most of the equipment on this guide require water walking to get so I suggest you play until you get it first.

After you get water walking, I recommend you go to Founder’s Island II and finish their quests. The boss fight may be difficult but your reward is a golden key which lets you open any gold chest in the map and a staff called the architect which gives you +61 magic. First, go to South Pawt and then going south-east to King Sigil Ruins. From there, head east all the way and you will eventually find Founder’s Island II. Completing all their quest will give you access to a cave found north-east of catnip farm, you can get the golden key inside the cave.

Next, you will want to go to mewment shores which is where you start the game.In case you forgot where it is, head back to King Sigil Ruins and head west till you find it. From there, go south and you will find Drakoth’s Key. Inside it, you’ll find well, Drakoth’s Key. From there, go to Drakoth’s Vault which is west of Bat Cove. You can then go inside the vault to get The Dragonmaker which gives you +46 in attack and magic. after killing a fire dragon. You can ignore the other two unless you engage them. To the west of the vault, You can get the second Drakoth’s key to get Drakoth’s armour. You should be able to beat the boss comfortable after getting these equipment.

After defeating the boss, you will want to get the legendary items Zero courage, zero willpower, and zero faith.( I think they are ) But the bosses you need to defeat to get them are hard to kill so you should get better equipment first. I recommend going to the Tomb Of The Wolf which is north-west of the Throne Of Lupus. I recommend killing the Lupus in the middle first, grabbing the Labrador Vest and the Pawlonjir then killing the remaining Lupus to get the Labrathor helm.

Then, travel to The Catpital and head south till Puss Fields. From there, travel north-East to the Cave Of The Lion. The boss fight here should be a breeze with the equipment from the Tomb Of The Wolf.

Now is the time for the Legendary Equipment Locations. Each equipment has a level 100+ boss guarding it. I recommend going to the cactus cave which is north of The Pawasis first to get celestail to help you beat the remaining two bosses. You also get Zero Willpower from killing the Mother of cactus. Then, head to the Throne Of Lupus and go east till you find the Cathulhu. After beating it, you get Zero Courage. To get the final legendary item, go to Whiskerest and head north-east to the lonely cave. After you beat the boss, you’ll get Zero Faith.

Hope this guide helps you when Cat Quest II comes out on the rest of the platforms.

Cat quest 2 had more quests a better Infinity tower more weapons and it's more balanced in less than 30 hours I was able to beat all nine new game plus modes do every quest and 100% the game Cat quest to it took me almost twice as long as that