Meow Squad: Incremental Fishing · published
Ahoy, fishers!
Today, allow me to introduce the true workhorses of Meow Squad: Incremental Fishing — the four cats sitting at the bottom of your screen, tirelessly firing away automatically, never needing a break. They auto attack and reel in fish for us, while we simply sit back and enjoy the spoils.
Of course, calling them "workhorses" is a bit harsh, since I actually treat them pretty well. Unlocking talent trees, upgrading skills, and boosting their combat power in every way. These guys are the real backbone of your firepower. Calling them my business partners isn't too far fetched. So, who exactly are these four cats, and what are they capable of? Let me introduce them one by one.
Des the Frostborn is the first squad member you'll unlock, and the founding member of the crew.
Des fires ice shots in a fan-shaped spread. The initial volley is small, but once upgraded, the barrage becomes increasingly dense, covering a wide area. It's your main crowd control for clearing the sea in the early to mid game.
Mochi the Stormcaller is the second member to join. Mochi's lightning chain bounces between schools of fish, striking one target before jumping to the next, creating a chain reaction.
Whether facing dense swarms or scattered fish, the lightning chain's conduction effect is outstanding. After upgrading, the number of chained targets increases further, making it incredibly efficient when fish are packed together.
Ace the Flamecaster is the third squad member. Ace fires explosive fireballs that deal high area damage.
Against fish with high health, Ace's explosive damage is your guaranteed DPS. Upgraded fireballs have a larger blast radius and higher damage, making Ace an essential late game damage core.
Belus the Phantom is the last cat unlocked, and the most unique one. Instead of regular projectiles, it fires several cat spirits. These spirits pierce through all targets in their path, dealing damage, and finally explode at the end of their trajectory.
The meow squad is arranged like turrets along the bottom of the fishing screen. Each cat automatically attacks once every few seconds. No input is needed from you — they lock onto fish within range and open fire on their own.
Once fish are caught, they are automatically converted into resources. Especially in the late game, the cats handle a huge chunk of the damage output. All we have to do is sit back, watch, and cheer them on!
Which cat is your favorite?
Let us know in the comments!