Catz (Europe) (EnFrDeIt)

As a relaxed virtual pet simulation, Catz for GBA doesn’t have complicated levels or challenging bosses, but following these simple tips will help you keep your cat happy and unlock all of the game’s hidden content. First, when starting a new game, take a moment to pick a kitten that aligns with your play preferences: while all breeds have the same core care needs, some have slightly different personality traits that change how they interact with toys and respond to your care. Always check your cat’s status bar regularly: hunger, thirst, hygiene, and happiness all drop gradually over time, and letting any stat fall too low will make your cat sick, which requires extra time and items to cure. Keep your cat’s food and water bowls stocked, and clean the litter box immediately after it uses it to avoid unwanted hygiene drops. To raise happiness quickly, carve out time for daily interaction: use the feather wand toy to play fetch, or test your cat’s hunting skills with the mouse chase minigame. For the mouse chase minigame, tap the GBA directional pad quickly to follow the moving mouse around the screen, and don’t let it sneak past your cat — successful plays reward big happiness boosts and points you can use to buy new items. If your cat does get sick, head to the in-game shop to buy medicine right away, and give it lots of quiet rest to get it back to full health. Save up your earned points to unlock new toys, collars, and bedding options to customize your cat’s space. You can switch your preferred language in the settings menu at any time, which is perfect if you want to practice a new language while playing. When playing on PLAYERETRO, your progress saves automatically, so you can pick up caring for your cat right where you left off anytime you return.