Cat Quest III Update Brings Difficulty Aplenty in Mew Game Mode

Kepler Interactive and developer The Gentlebros have released a free update bringing “Mew Game Mode” to Cat Quest III on all platforms. Players can now toggle new difficulty “meowdifiers” and earn exclusive rewards by taking on harder challenges. Check out the trailer below!

Mew Game Mode is accessible at the start of a new playthrough and offers eight modifiers, including increased damage from enemies, doubled gameplay speed, and no armour and weapons. For every tweak to the default Cat Quest III experience, players can be rewarded with unique equipment. Here’s the full list of options:

Mew Game brings a variety of gameplay modifiers to keep Cat Quest III fresh and test the skills of even the toughest purrivateers. Players can also earn new equipment as a reward when taking on the challenge of Mew Game mode. Here is the complete list of modifiers:

• Nine Lives – You only get nine chances before your save file deletes itself and is lost fur-ever.
• Ruffer Enemies – Tougher, more dangerous foes prowl the Purribean.
• Naked Paws – No weapons or armor are allowed. Only trinkets can be equipped.
• Purre Magic – Spells only. But don’t worry, mana regens quickly.
• No Leveling – You stay the same level throughout the entire game.
• Fast Furwards – Everything moves at double speed, even you. Test those cat-like reflexes.
• No Upgrades – No upgrading anything, not even spells.
• Furriendly Ship – Your ship does just one damage. Good luck.

Cat Quest III Screenshots

Cat Quest III puts players in the role of a feline privateer looking for a wish-granting treasure known as the North Star. In that pursuit, they explore an oceanic archipelago known as the Purribean in real-time, contesting against other privateers, pirates, and deep-sea nasties. Players will shift between maritime and overworld exploration, traversing islands where dungeons hold equipment, spells, and power-ups. Notably, the game also features local co-op for two players to work together as privateering felines across the Purribean.

If you’re curious about what RPGFan thought of Cat Quest III, feel free to check out our review. Jerry Williams enjoyed the experience, stating that the game “…is the definitive comfy game that you can play with a spouse, friend, or child.”

Cat Quest III is available now for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.

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