As I wandered through the vibrant world of Mewgenics, the tension grew—my cats were vibing on the search for glory, but their inventory was bursting at the seams. I could feel the weight of choices pressing down on me; each upgrade promised new adventures but also a labyrinth of requirements. I knew I needed a plan to strategize my upgrades, and I was determined to succeed.
The beauty of Mewgenics lies in its diverse upgrades, each tied to unique NPCs who hold the keys to your feline empire. You have the freedom to prioritize different paths, but understanding how to obtain all these upgrades is where the intrigue begins. Below, I’ll break down the essentials you need to maximize your progress.
How to acquire all upgrades in Mewgenics
Ready to dive into a treasure trove of information? The table below highlights what each NPC requires and the rewards awaiting you.
| NPC | Requirements | Upgrades |
|---|---|---|
| Butch | Submit cats that have made strides to new zones. Initial requirements are straightforward, but they escalate as you gain access to more challenges. Butch collects cats in batches of 20, all of whom must have participated in prior battles. | Increase your inventory capacity to hold more precious items, preventing unnecessary trashing of loot. |
| Baby Jack | Submit cats that bear injuries from battles, or perhaps from their scuffles at home. | Access an array of furnishings, expanding your options as you acquire more upgrades. |
| Dr. Beanies | Cats with mutations, birth defects, disorders, or parasites can be submitted in batches of five. | Engage in Invention side quests to snag loot and coins—though keep in mind, you’re limited to five quests at a time. |
| Frank | Retired cats that have completed adventures can be submitted for upgrades, irrespective of the zone. | Unlock additional rooms in your house, allowing you to keep more cats and expand your cat family. |
| Tracy | Only cats aged five years or older are accepted here, meaning they must have journeyed through five or more daily cycles. | Enhance your shopping experience with more purchasable options, including unique collars and furniture. |
| Tink | Tink exclusively accepts kittens, so you’ll want to breed some to gain access. | Knowledge is power—gain insight into your cats’ traits, from sexual orientations to libido levels, aiding you in breeding the finest felines. |
| The Mystery Man | If some of your cats meet an untimely end, he can recover lost items from battles or at home. | Securing upgrades here means more items returned when disaster strikes. |
| Steven | Clear specific zones to earn his favor. | The same breeding insight applies for Tink, helping you craft a lineage of superior cats. |
Which upgrades should you pursue initially in Mewgenics
If you’re uncertain about where to begin, I recommend targeting Butch’s upgrades first. With a bustling inventory, these upgrades allow you to optimize your resource management early on. The abundance of items comes quickly, demanding a larger inventory almost immediately.
Next, consider the enhancements from Frank and Tracy. The items available through Tracy, especially the colourless collar, prove invaluable. Frank’s upgrades for your home are equally important as your cat family expands. Who wouldn’t want more space for their furry companions?
With tons of upgrade paths available, which ones capture your imagination?