
Catnip Wars
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Description
Catnip Wars is a 1–4 player co-op tower defense. Play as scrappy Catbots defending your catnip farm from monster waves — build and power turrets, raise walls, harvest resources, man the BFG, revive fallen friends, and climb the tech tree. Play solo or online with friends. Achievements/Leaderboard
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Ender Knight
Publisher
M.O.T.I.S.
About
Build and defend your catnip farm from aggressive aliens bent on universal domination..
Catnip Wars is a 1–4 player co-op tower defense game. You and your friends are scrappy Catbots — the last line of defense between a precious catnip farm and endless waves of hungry monsters. Build, repair, shoot, and hold the line together… or alone,
Ranked leaderboard - Steam achievements
BUILD YOUR BASE
- Place turrets, walls, catnip farms, solar panels, repair stations and more on a hex grid — anywhere you like, your layout is your strategy.
- Balance your economy: farms grow catnip, solar panels generate the power that keeps your turrets firing. Overbuild anything and you lose it all.
- Repair, salvage, and rebuild between waves — every wave gets bigger and meaner.
FIGHT THE HORDE
- 14 monster types, from swarming chompers to armored giants, ranged casters, and elite variants that shrug off small-arms fire.
- Man your BFG (Bio-Force Gun) for the big waves. Focus down the boss Necros with your teammates.
- When a teammate goes down, the pressure is on — if the whole team falls, the monsters rampage and the farm is lost to breakdancing aliens.
GROW STRONGER
- A 42-node tech tree: unlock better turrets, tougher walls, faster repairs, and wilder abilities as you earn XP across matches.
- 11+ playable Catbots, each with their own look and personality.
- 100 Steam achievements, lifetime stats, and global leaderboards — how many waves can your squad survive?
PLAY YOUR WAY
- Solo, online co-op with friends via Steam invites.
- In-game text chat and Steam voice chat built in.
- Quick matches or long sieges — a run typically lasts 15–40 minutes.
One farm. Four Catbots. Infinite monsters. Everyone's a winner. How long can you hold out?