Cats on Duty

An interesting mix of kitty meows, match three, and tower defense. You play match three to gain energy to purchase and upgrade different kitty meows to protect your home from various undead. There are a bunch of cats to unlock and it gets a bit more complicated as it goes on. Not bad for a cheap game.

This is the greatest match three voxel based cat themed zombie tower defence game in the world. Pay no attention to the fact it's also the only one.

In the screenshots, the idea of combining Match-3 and Tower Defense looks interesting. In reality, however, the game doesn’t really let you properly enjoy either genre. Everything requires resources, which you almost never have and often have no way to obtain, so you end up just sitting and waiting for the next wave to start. The battles feel long and boring, and the zombies wearing traffic cones seem very familiar — like something we've already seen somewhere before.

Cats on Duty is a playful yet surprisingly layered indie strategy title that thrives on blending humor with thoughtful mechanics. Developed by Prikol Team and published by ESDigital Games, the game takes a deliberately absurd premise—weaponized cats defending territory from monstrous threats—and turns it into a cohesive experience that balances accessibility with meaningful tactical depth. What initially looks like a lighthearted novelty quickly reveals itself as a carefully structured strategy game that rewards planning, adaptability, and efficient decision-making. At its core, Cats on Duty combines tower defense fundamentals with real-time strategy elements and a match-3–inspired resource system. Players deploy various feline units along enemy paths, each cat filling a specific combat role such as ranged damage, close-quarters offense, or specialized support. Enemies arrive in waves, and positioning becomes critical, as poor placement can quickly lead to defenses collapsing under pressure. What makes the gameplay stand out is how these familiar mechanics are interconnected rather than isolated, forcing players to think on multiple levels at once rather than relying on a single d…

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10/100 JUNK, not even VGA grafics It works, but that´s about it. In Short: monetized Shareware ->> STEAM should delete such garbage!!