Finally, a fan-favorite feature: the Destruction Replay. When your cat destroys an object (say, a vase or a laptop), the game now records a 5-second slow-motion replay of the event from three different camera angles. You can save these replays to an in-game album entitled “Evidence.” It’s a small touch, but it turns moments of frustration into shareable comedy gold.
| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | Clickable furniture (couch corner for scratching, cardboard box for hiding). Each gives different resource yields. | | Mood System | Not just boredom: includes “Grumpy,” “Playful,” “Sleepy,” “Zoomies.” Mood affects click efficiency and automation rates. | | Toy Durability | Toys wear out after X uses and need “repair” (using scrap yarn or cardboard pieces gathered from idle rewards). | | Day/Night Cycle | Cat is more active at night (higher AP per click but faster boredom gain). Daytime has slower decay but lower rewards. | | Sound Design | Purring, meowing, hissing, and the dreaded 3 AM “I will knock this glass off the table” sound cue. (Can be muted.) | | Collectible “Trinkets” | Random drops from playing: bottle caps, hair ties, crinkly wrappers. These can be traded for rare toys. | bored kitty %5Bv0.2.1%5D
, look at the "Devlog" or "Comments" section for version 0.2.1. Users often post walkthroughs or bug fixes there. Community Forums : Search for the project name on Finally, a fan-favorite feature: the Destruction Replay
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