The commander
General McFluffy
The first cat ever to get out of the clinic, and the door left him a scar to prove it. Now he has a helmet, a cigar and a tank, and he talks the whole way through every fight.
A tower defense game for iPhone, iPad and Android
Hold the house.
The vet is making house calls. General McFluffy has a helmet, a tank and a squad of very annoyed cats. Build your defenses, call in the bombers and stop the grooming wing before it reaches the door.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad & Android
Every room is a battlefield.
Fifteen rooms, from the backyard to the clinic itself. Vacuums come through the doors, bath tubs come down the stairs, and the Cone of Shame shields whatever hides behind it. You put cats on the rings beside the road, upgrade them, choose their specializations and keep the fish coming in.
When it all goes wrong, McFluffy drives in himself. Or call in the bombers. Or drop a catnip cloud that sends the enemy home confused. Or paratrooper kittens, which are exactly what they sound like.
Three difficulties. Recruit to see the house, Soldier for a fight, and Veteran to lose the same room four times and love every minute of it.
The squad
Seven cats, each with two specializations, led by a general who never stops talking.
Cheap, quick, everywhere
Box Cat
A slingshot and a cardboard box. Fast shots, but stones bounce off armor. Becomes the Marble Cat, whose steel marbles nothing bounces off, or the Gatling Cat, a hail of pebbles for swarms.
Long reach, cuts armor
Laser Cat
Burns straight through armor from across the room. Becomes the Sniper Cat, the boss killer, or the Beam Cat, which burns three in a line.
Sleeps, then swings
Nap Cat
Wakes up swinging at everything in reach, then goes back to sleep. The Heavy Sleeper sleeps longer and wakes up furious. The Light Sleeper catnaps and is back up sooner.
Blows up on contact
Cucumber Mine
Every cat's worst fear, weaponized. Blows up on contact, then re-arms. The Pickle Barrel makes a much bigger blast. The Vinegar Mine hides under leaves and leaves everything it hits crawling.
Slows everything down
Yarn Cat
Throws yarn. Tangled enemies crawl, and more yarn slows them more. The Wool Net catches a whole crowd. Barbed Yarn has needles in it, so now it hurts too.
Long range, hits a crowd
Hairball Mortar
Lobs hairballs a long way. Slow, but every one lands on a whole clump. Big Bertha fires one enormous hairball. Furball Flak fires four small tubes in a steady rain.
Pays the bills
Fish Stall Cat
No weapon. Sells fish and pays out at the end of every wave. The Cannery pays more than twice as much. The Fish Fry pays extra for every enemy that dies nearby.
Call it in
Bring one order into every room, and pick the one your squad is missing.
McFluffy drives in
The Tank
Send him anywhere on the road: he blocks it and shells whatever comes close. Hit CHARGE and every cat near the tank fires twice as fast.
Three bombing runs
Air Strike
Bombers carpet the whole room three times. Every enemy on the field takes a hit on each pass, armor or not.
Sends them home confused
Catnip Bomb
A cloud settles on the road. Anything that walks in turns around and wanders back the way it came, and takes extra damage while it's in there.
Kittens. From the sky.
Paratroopers
Squads of kittens drop onto the road right in front of the enemy. Nothing gets past them for twelve seconds, and they club whatever is close.
The house call
Everything a cat hates, and now it walks.
Spray Bottle
The first thing through the door, and it never comes alone.
Rubber Duck
They come in flocks, and bath tubs shed them as they take damage.
Vacuum
Stones bounce right off it. Bring lasers.
Nail Clippers
Fast and mean. Keep your distance.
Cone of Shame
Anything walking behind it is half as easy to hit. Take the cone out first.
Roomba
It does not stop, and it does not care.
Vet Carrier
Heavy, slow and full of bad memories. Costs you three lives if it gets through.
Flea Spray Drone
Only Laser Cats and Box Cats can reach it. Look up.
Bath Tub
It walks. It sheds rubber ducks. It costs you five lives if it makes it to the door.
The final boss
Doctor Pawsworth's Exam Table
A steel exam table on caster wheels, with a lamp that pins your cats in place and a rack of tranquilizer darts. The carriers strapped to its back burst open as it breaks. Doctor Pawsworth himself is only ever a voice on the intercom.
Fifteen rooms
Room by room through the house, then down the street to the clinic. Every room is hand-painted.
Room 1
The Backyard
“The yard is ours. Everything out there wants in. Not on my watch.”
Room 2
The Living Room
“They're in the house. The couch is the line. Nobody retreats past the couch.”
Room 3
The Kitchen
“Where the food is. Lose the kitchen and we lose everything that matters.”
Room 4
The Hallway
“Long and narrow. They come down the stairs, and we make them regret it.”
Room 5
The Bathroom
“Everything in here is wet. Hold your noses and hold the line.”
Room 6
The Bedroom
“The last soft place in the house. They don't get the bed. They never get the bed.”
Room 7
The Garage
“Cold, hard floor, one way in. I've fought in worse. Not many.”
Room 8
The Basement
“Dark, damp, and it smells like the furnace. They think we won't follow them down here. We will.”
Room 9
The Laundry Room
“Everything in here spins, hisses or soaks. Stay dry and stay angry.”
Room 10
The Dining Room
“Two doors, two columns. Split your fire and hold the table.”
Room 11
The Attic
“Dust, trunks and two ways around. Nobody gets to the stairs.”
Room 12
The Roof
“Mind the edge. They come around both sides of the chimney.”
Room 13
The Front Porch
“The last boards before the yard. Not one of them reaches that door.”
Room 14
The Driveway
“We're outside again. We take the front yard back today, and then we keep going.”
Room 15
The Vet
“This is where it all comes from. End it here, and nobody ever rides in that carrier again.”
Three ways to play
Recruit
Softer enemies, more fish and longer breaks. A good way to see the whole house. At most two stars.
Soldier
The house as it was meant to be held. Three stars if you earn them.
Veteran
Tougher enemies, short breaks and seven lives. Hold a room and it earns a medal.
Questions
What is Battlefield Kitties?
A tower defense game for iPhone, iPad and Android from ForgeStack. You command General McFluffy and his squad of cats as they hold a house, room by room, against the vet clinic's grooming wing: vacuums, bath tubs, nail clippers, flea spray drones and a final boss that is an exam table.
When can I play it?
Battlefield Kitties is coming soon to iPhone and iPad on the App Store, and to Android on Google Play.
How many levels are there?
Fifteen rooms in the campaign, from the backyard to the clinic itself, each playable on three difficulties. Earn five Veteran medals and the Last Stand opens: endless waves on the driveway, for a high score.
What are the difficulties?
Recruit has softer enemies, more fish and longer breaks, and tops out at two stars. Soldier is the game as it was meant to be played. Veteran brings tougher enemies, short breaks and seven lives, and every room you hold earns a medal that buys Veteran-only upgrades.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Battlefield Kitties plays offline, and your progress is saved on your device.
Does it have ads or collect my data?
There are no ads, no accounts and no tracking. The game collects no personal data at all. The privacy policy has the details.
Are any cats harmed?
No cats were harmed in the defense of this house. No dogs either. Several vacuums were.
The grooming wing is on its way.
Battlefield Kitties is coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android. No ads, no accounts, no tracking. Just cats, tanks and a vacuum that had it coming.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad & Android