Meow Wars: Card Battle
Taco Truck Games · 2018 · Casual, Indie, Strategy, Card Game, Touch-Friendly
PC
9 user reviews67% · 9 📈 Making a comeback 82%
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About Meow Wars: Card Battle
Meow Wars is a cat themed card battle game with easy to learn mechanics and charming hand drawn characters. Battle your way through each challenger to reach Commander Catrat and free Claw Mountain from his iron fisted grip. Each stage introduces a new cat and card ability in a compelling feline filled story. Challenge your friends to a PVP duel or test your might against a global audience. MULTIPLAYER
- Challenge your friends to a PVP card battle!
- Select from a cast of 8 characters and 7 arenas.
- Hone your skills by training against our cat bot AI.
STORY MODE
- Extensive training from Lieutenant Luna prepares you for battle.
- Meet all the cats in their natural habitat and be entertained with cat pun chatter.
FEATURES
- Simple mechanics that are easy to learn - even for novices to the card battle genre.
- 11 languages, including “Meow Meow” cat chatter. Even your cat can play! 😻
- 8 wonderfully hand drawn characters brought to life.
- 8 ability cards that bring excitement to battles, introducing strategy and unpredictability.
Developer Notes
This game is available in the following languages:
English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Meow Meow (Cat Chatter)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]You like cats and cards? you might like this casual card game about cats[/h1] Yay for cats and puns ‒ Artworks and dialogues are awesome. Nay for gameplay ‒ It's enjoyable and funny but just too short and easy that can be finished under 30 mins. There's multiplayer mode but without inviting someone you know to join in, it's impossible to find a match. Anyway, considering the price it's totally fine anyway.8 found this helpful
I'm feline good about this game, too bad I didn't cat-ch it when it cameowt because the multiplayer is dead as a dead bird now, and it certainly does not have a meowsive single player catpaign. The comcat mecatnic is a breath of fresh air in a hair-filled room of clones, and I would have liked to see it explored fur-ther.4 found this helpful
I've seen this game at a couple of shows, I play it on my phone and I'm glad that it's available on PCs now! The cat puns are insane...3 found this helpful
Fun game and cute artwork. The main campaign is really short, clocking in at about an hour. The online play is dead, so unless you *really* enjoy replaying through the same couple levels over and over in the main campaign, I would probably pass on this one. But if it's in a bundle or on sale for under $2, I'd say give it a shot. It's a shame -- With a little more TLC, extra modes, and more cards this could have been a great game.
I got this game for free at PAX, it's alright ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I have no gripes with the game but I also don't have anything good to say
Simple enough and easy to learn mechanics, with a helpful tutorial, however the game is easy to complete in a very short period of time and there's "technically" multiplayer, but it's incredibly unlikely you're going to find a match. The problem isn't the quality of the game itself, but it needing to be advertised to the public at large. That being said, some more content, couldn't hurt to keep the people that do play, hooked. Otherwise, it's a play, beat and leave, the game, scenario.
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