Cat Quest II Brings New Ideas To The Table, Including 2 Player Co-Op

Written by Brandon Hofer on September 13, 2019

News: Cat Quest II is almost here where cats and dogs must cooperate to bring back peace to their respective kingdoms.

Cat Quest II is arriving a little later this year but we have some new details right now to whet your appetite. Cat Quest II is a fast-paced open-world action RPG where you play as both a cat and a dog. You will have to explore a massive world filled with monsters, dungeons, and quests, as you strive to bring peace back to your kingdoms during a time of war.

More specifically, there are three main things to talk about today. They include the following:

A Whole New Kingdom To Explore

In Cat Quest II you will be in the Lupus Empire. It has vast deserts, towering rocks, auburn meadows, and more. It is full of unique quests just like its neighboring feline land, which makes for the other half of the map in Cat Quest II. Check out the video below to get a glimpse into how this will all work.

”Mewltiplayer”

Cat Quest II has 2-player co-op where an unlikely pair of heroes try to liberate the Cat Kingdom and Lupus Empire from rulers gone mad. Now the question is: are you more of a cat or a dog person?

New Weapon Types, Spells, and Passive Bonuses on Armor

Cat Quest II offers even more diversity by adding new weapon types and spells as well as passive skills on armor pieces you find and upgrade during your quests.

A diverse new arsenal of wands and staffs that boast lots of spell damage let you restore mana by attacking from the backline after unleashing powerful new spells.

If you prefer whisker-to-whisker combat, here is a treat for you: Two-handers will expand the pool of melee weapons with broader blows and harder hits.

The new passive skills on armor let you further customize your hero with perks like increased attack speed, magic resistance, extended rolling distance and much more.

Cat Quest II will arrive on September 24 on PC via Steam. It will also arrive on Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 4 later this year. Will you be picking up Cat Quest II? Tell us in the comments section below.