Free to playSuper Auto Pets Cute pets, real strategy
Build a team of adorable animals, give each one a job, and let them battle other players' teams in quick, endlessly replayable matches.
Is Super Auto Pets worth it?
Super Auto Pets is worth it if…
- you want strategy that fits into a coffee break, not an evening
- you like deckbuilding and theorycrafting but not real-time pressure
- you enjoy roguelike runs where every shop and battle plays out differently
- you prefer opponents who cannot rage at you mid-match
- you want a competitive game that stays friendly while it beats you
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A team you build, a fight you watch
Each round you buy pets, arrange them, and let their abilities do the talking. Positioning matters: who stands in front, who hides in back, whose ability fires first. Then the battle plays out on its own, and you see whether your plan holds up.
The pets are the charm. Round, cheerful little animals with abilities that combo in ways that take dozens of hours to fully map out. Losing a fight mostly means your pets looked adorable doing it, which softens the blow considerably.
A typical match takes about five to ten minutes once you know the pets, so a run fits a lunch break. It is easy to pick up and genuinely hard to master.
Three ways to play, three kinds of mood
Arena mode is the relaxed one: asynchronous multiplayer with no timers, where you battle teams other players built earlier. You take your turns at your own pace, pause whenever you like, and try to reach 10 wins before your hearts run out.
Versus mode is the loud one: eight players in a synchronous match with quick decisions, until only one team is left standing.
Then there are the packs. Standard packs are pre-built and put everyone on equal footing. Custom packs let deckbuilders mix every pet into their own combos. And every Monday a fresh weekly pack arrives with a completely random set of pets, so everyone starts the week equally confused together.
