Which Cats Should You Choose at the Start of Mewgenics?

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When you start playing Mewgenics, the scientist explains the main idea: using science to breed different types of cats. As a tutorial, he asks you to pick two cats from a group of three. You might be wondering which cats are the best choice. Are some better than others, or are there clues to help you decide? Luckily, the answer is pretty straightforward, and I’ll explain everything you need to know to make the right pick in Mewgenics.

Which Cats Should You Choose at the Start of Mewgenics?

Don’t worry too much about picking the starting cat! There’s no bad choice – each one has random strengths and weaknesses. Just pick the cat you like best based on its appearance and name.

A cat’s appearance or name doesn’t affect its abilities or starting stats in the game. Each cat is created randomly, meaning there isn’t one particular cat that’s better than all the others.

Don’t be surprised if the scientist always comments on your cat choice – it’s part of the game! No matter which starter cat you select, they’ll always say that. We’ve tested it thoroughly, and the cats are shuffled up each time, so there’s no correct answer – just pick the one you like!

I’ve noticed this game has a really fun, playful sense of humor – it loves to playfully mess with you! From what I’ve seen, when you pick cats, they usually end up being pretty evenly matched in terms of power, but they often excel at different things. I remember choosing two cats who were both strong, but one was a close-combat fighter while the other was better at attacking from a distance and using magical abilities.

We’re giving you a diverse group of cats to start with, so you can begin breeding and building a team tailored to your preferred battle style in Mewgenics.

If you’re taking a group of cats on an adventure, it’s best to choose ones that are well-prepared and reasonably powerful. Losing a run with cats can be really costly, as you’ll lose any items, food, money, and furniture they collected during that adventure.

I’ll update this post if anything changes in the future, so you’ll always be informed. But for now, feel free to pick your starting cats based on whatever you like – their appearance, names, or even just a feeling you get. Choose whatever criteria works best for you!

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2026-02-10 21:16