A short path for the first session in Cat Battles: confirm the game, learn the throw, redeem description codes, then pick a mode.
A short path for the first session in Cat Battles: confirm the game, learn the throw, redeem description codes, then pick a mode.
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First session
Confirm the experience — Play Cat Battles by Cute Malt Games, place 130906410042392. The last cat on the ring wins. This is not The Battle Cats and not the Arena 2.0 shooter.
Learn five inputs — Punch on Click, Grab on Right Click, Kick on F, Lift on Shift, and your ability on Q. Dash starts equipped.
Full control list — Includes the throw and the keys that only appear on video frames.
Throw, then stop falling — Grab, lift, walk to the edge, and let go. Press Q to Dash back if you are on the lip.
Where to stand — Keep floor behind you and finish one cat before you chase.
Take the free coins — The description prints RELEASE, NEWGAME, and CATS. Open Settings from the top-left gear and redeem them once.
Code list — Official strings and the extra codes lists report, with the evidence for each.
Queue Classic, then branch — Classic is the free-for-all inside the 10-player cap. Move to team modes after the throw is automatic, and read ability prices in the shop before you spend.
Modes — Classic, 2 Teams, and 4 Teams.
Abilities — Eight official names, plus the Ray Gun bundle row.
Cat Battles is a ring-out brawler by Cute Malt Games. You punch, grab, kick, and lift other cats off a ring. The last cat standing wins. Servers hold up to 10 players.
Is this the same game as The Battle Cats?
No. The Battle Cats is a mobile tower-defense game. Cat Battles [ARENA 2.0] is a different Roblox shooter. This wiki is only for place 130906410042392 by Cute Malt Games.
How do I redeem codes?
Open Settings with the gear in the top-left, paste a code into the box at the bottom, and press Redeem. Each code works once per account. The description lists RELEASE, NEWGAME, and CATS.
Do furs or sumo gear make me stronger?
The description ties crates to furs, sumo gear, and emotes, and it does not publish a combat stat for any of them. Guides treat furs as cosmetic. No sumo-gear piece is named in the official text.
