CATS

CATS is a physics-based battle game where players build customizable war machines and pit them against others in automated fights. Every vehicle is player-designed, and success depends on how well you combine parts, weapons, and structure to withstand attacks and dominate the arena.

Build Your Battle Machine

The central mechanic of CATS lies in designing your own vehicle from a variety of components. You’ll assemble wheels, bodies, gadgets, and weapons into unique fighting machines. The game challenges you to experiment with different builds, find the right combinations, and adapt based on what other players bring into the arena. Some vehicles are fast and light, others are bulky tanks. All can win — if built smartly.

• Choose from dozens of parts including saws, rockets, drills, and lifters.
• Balance offense and defense to stay alive during auto-battles.
• Upgrade your machine to increase health, damage, and durability.

Automatic Battles, Strategic Design

In CATS, battles play out automatically once the fight begins, which makes pre-battle planning essential. You don’t control the action in real time — the outcome depends on how well you built your car. This means positioning weapons correctly, setting up the right wheel types, and ensuring your machine doesn’t flip or get pushed around.

• Focus on low center of gravity to avoid tipping over.
• Place weapons forward-facing for immediate damage.
• Analyze your losses and adjust your vehicle accordingly.

League Progression and Rewards

The game features a structured league system where players climb ranks by defeating others. Winning streaks bring crates full of better parts and resources, allowing you to continually enhance your machine. Some parts are rare, and collecting them opens new strategic possibilities. With each promotion, you’ll face tougher opponents, encouraging constant innovation.

• Earn crates with high-tier weapons and frames.
• Advance through leagues to unlock new arenas and parts.
• Scrap weak parts to upgrade your best ones.

CATS challenges your creativity, testing not how fast you can fight, but how cleverly you can build. The satisfaction of winning battles without touching the controls — just by out-designing your opponent — makes this game both competitive and deeply strategic.