Generally, it’s best to put out the sashimi (5 gold per plate) as most of the rare cats are pulled in by this, but some like Ramses can be summoned with the regular (and cheaper) Frisky Bitz. Peaches (aka Cream-san) for example likes a wide range of cushions and toys but has a power level of just 45, which explains why it doesn’t appear as frequently. There is a random element to Neko Atsume which means this isn’t an exact science, but power levels plus favourite toys and special food explains why some cats appear more frequently than others. The toys you leave out, combined with the type of food you serve, helps to determine which cats will pay you a visit. Just like in real life, cats don’t like sharing. Equally, if a cat arrives and it’s got a higher power level than one that’s currently using a single-space toy, then that cat will chase the other off.
If both of the cats came to visit and there was only one space left, Rascal would get the top spot. In the example below, you can see that Mack and Rascal are both fond of the Cardboard Café. Here you’ll be able to check out their names (and rename them if you wish), their favourite toys and most importantly their power levels.Įach cat’s power level is like a trading card game score.
Snapping pics of the cats that come visit sees them entered into the ‘Catbook’. Cat visits are determined by a number of factors including the items and food you leave out, but also their power levels, as we’ll see here.Īnd if you want more Neko Atsume-style action, check out Fancy Cats, which adds puzzles and cat cosplay to the mix! Neko Atsume: How the game works out which cats visit
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In this guide we reveal how to entice Neko Atsume’s elusive rare cats into your yard and how to best attract some fan favourites, including Kathmandu, Mr Meowgi and Tubbs.įor all the apparent silliness of Neko Atsume, there is a method to the madness.
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