Infini Fun and Raven Studio have released a trailer for “Cats In The Shell,” a build-and-construct roguelike autobattler focused on mech assembly, and announced that Early Access will begin on January 20, 2027 (local time).
Build Mechs and Trigger Chain Reactions
In this game, you hire cat pilots, each with unique abilities, and build your very own custom mech from a vast array of parts and upgradeable modules.You can test your built mechs in auto-battles and experience the thrill of watching spectacular chain reactions, exhilarating synergies, and powerful upgrades snowball into an unstoppable war machine.
Key Features
Build
the Ultimate Mech: Acquire and equip new parts through each playthrough to assemble your battle machine. Combine mech components and enhancement modules to create unique, distinctive builds, unlock powerful synergies, and continuously strengthen your machine during combat and preparation phases.Strategy-Focused Roguelike Gameplay Combine a
vast array of parts, modules, and archetypes to discover endless possibilities. Strategically adapt to random events and shop inventory—every decision you make will influence the outcome of your playthrough. A fresh mech-building experience awaits you every time.Thrilling Mech Battles
Watch as the mechs you design come to life in epic automated combat. Test your builds in explosive battles where steel and firepower collide, and witness your machine unleash powerful chain reactions as you progress.Battle Players Worldwide in Asynchronous PvP Challenge mechs built by players from around the world without the pressure of
real-time matching. Pit your builds against other pilots’ creations to overcome new strategic challenges and discover fresh ideas for your next playthrough.
Demo Version Now Available
“Cats In The Shell,” which supports Japanese, is scheduled for release on Steam for PC.A demo has been released ahead of the “Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition,” which begins on October 19 (local time). Players can experience “Expedition Mode,” where they take on a series of challenges, and the “Simulation Lab,” where they can freely experiment with mech configurations.
