- Steam pricePrice
- $14.99
- Release
- September 24, 2019
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local players control the cat and dog throughout the same open-world campaign. Both explore, enter dungeons, collect equipment, and fight in real time, combining melee weapons, ranged staves, spells, and passive abilities while staying together on one screen.
About this game
Cat Quest II brings cooperative role-playing to an open fantasy world where players take on the roles of a cat and a dog working together to save their kingdoms. The game offers both solo play, with AI handling the second character, and local co-op where a friend joins on the same screen.
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The action revolves around real-time combat, spell-casting, dungeon crawling, and exploring a shared map filled with side quests and loot. Each character levels up independently, so partners can experiment with different builds and weapon types while covering each other in battle.
Local couch co-op runs on a single screen with both heroes visible at all times, making it easy to coordinate without voice chat. Sessions feel lighthearted and accessible, with drop-in revival mechanics and a pace that suits both quick bursts and longer questing marathons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Cat Quest II alone or do I need a second player?
You can play solo with AI controlling the second character, or play local co-op with a friend on the same screen. The game works well both ways.
Is Cat Quest II online co-op or couch co-op only?
Cat Quest II is local couch co-op on a single screen. Both players share the same screen at all times, though Steam Remote Play Together is supported if you want to play remotely with a friend.
Do both players level up separately or share progression?
Each character levels up independently, so you and your co-op partner can experiment with different builds and weapon types while playing together.
Do we need voice chat or headsets to coordinate?
No, both heroes are visible on the same screen at all times, so you can easily coordinate just by sitting next to each other. The game is designed to be lighthearted and accessible without needing constant communication.