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"Meow Meow vs. the Leftovers" is a pixel-style tower defense game that combines real-time strategy and three-elimination mechanism. Unlike traditional tower defense games, resources in "Meow Meow vs. the Leftovers" are obtained through "three-elimination". The main interface of the game is divided into two parts. Players need to complete three-elimination on the left to obtain corresponding resources, similar to the process of collecting sunlight in "Plants vs. Zombies", but players will get cat food of different colors by eliminating different color blocks. These cat food can be used to buy cats with corresponding attributes, so that they can fight for you!

Currently, "Miaomiao vs. the Leftovers" has been officially scheduled to be released on July 29. Interested players can click the link below to add the game to their wishlist with one click. Of course, the game currently also provides a free demo for players to play, and players can also find the download link for the free demo on the Steam store page.

When I first saw this concept, I was also very curious about the connection between "three eliminations" and "tower defense". After playing the demo, the clever fusion of these two gameplays gave me a new understanding of this game. Like general tower defense, players need to consume resources to protect cats to resist the invasion of zombies. This part of the game experience is the same as most tower defense games, but in "Meow Meow vs. the Dead", players can also upgrade their cats according to the "three eliminations" mechanism. Players can automatically synthesize three identical cats into the same row or column into a high-level cat with more powerful skills. This design looks more like integrating the "three eliminations" mechanism into tower defense, allowing players to have a deeper understanding of the overall layout and strategic needs of the game.

In addition, unlike the resource acquisition of traditional tower defense games, all resources in "Meow Meow vs. the Leftovers" come from three eliminations, and the resources obtained when eliminating blocks of different colors also correspond to the different types of cats in the tower defense. Therefore, unlike the traditional three-elimination strategy of "eliminating blocks of as many colors as possible", the strategy required by players in "Meow Meow vs. the Leftovers" should be "eliminating blocks of the colors you need". Therefore, when moving blocks, the game will not be stuck because there are no blocks to eliminate. Correspondingly, players need to consume "sausages" to increase their number of eliminations, and sausages are obtained by "killing zombies". The clever combination of these two gameplays makes the strategic experience of this game full.

Of course, as an excellent cat owner, players can also experience the fun of being a "cyber cat slave" at every moment during the strategic game experience. Each cat in "Meow Meow vs. the Leftovers" has a unique attack animation. The cat with a headscarf holds a shotgun, and the cat burying a mine uses a cigarette butt to detonate the mine. These animations are magical and addictive. Players are placed in a vibrant and weird world, walk into colorful scenes, and enjoy cute cat animations. This visual feast will make you feel as if you are on an adventure with cats.

The game has been officially scheduled for July 29th, and you can download a free demo to experience it now. If you are an ultimate fan of Plants vs. Zombies, or you are keen on match-3 games, you might as well try this clever combination of these two game types. Click the link below to jump to the Steam store information page