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NCSoft's Tiny Cat Assemble launches Oct 19 in six regions

NCSoft's Tiny Cat Assemble launches Oct 19 in six regions

Key takeaways

  • Launch regions: South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Philippines
  • Developer: Super Rabbit Games (est. 2023)
  • Publisher: VeroPlay (established April)

NCSoft published the mobile casual gacha Tiny Cat Assemble: Survivors (Korean title 행성파괴 냥냐냥) on October 19, rolling the game out in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and the Philippines via Google Play and the App Store. VeroPlay, NCSoft’s mobile casual publishing subsidiary, is handling the release across the two major app stores.

Tiny Cat Assemble is a casual roguelike RPG developed by Super Rabbit Games, a Korean studio founded in 2023 that previously released the 3D idle RPG Tales of Crown. The game ran Android tests in select regions starting in July, and NCSoft added the iOS build on October 19 so both stores now carry the title. VeroPlay was established in April to run NCSoft’s mobile casual business and serve as a global operations hub for these projects.

Gameplay centers on collecting, summoning and merging cat units to repel an alien invasion. The story opens with a delivery robot stranded on an unknown planet and surviving alongside a squad of cats found in courier boxes. During combat players gather resources to call and combine cat units into a battle deck, then spend earned experience to pick skills and shape unit-skill synergies inside a roguelike progression loop.

VeroPlay CEO Anel Ceman described Tiny Cat Assemble as a mobile casual game that blends merging mechanics with roguelike elements; the company says it will continue introducing new mobile casual titles to global audiences. For players who want to download, the game is available now on Google Play and the Apple App Store in the six launch regions.

Why it matters

Takeaway: Tiny Cat Assemble packages merge-and-roguelike mechanics into short mobile runs and arrives fully live on both Android and iOS in six Asian markets—published by VeroPlay, NCSoft’s April-founded mobile casual hub—so players in the listed regions can jump into the new cat-collection loop today.

Original source

Google News: GameMeca

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