Critters Vs. Predators

The food chain is fighting back.

Bunnies in thimble helmets. A hedgehog paladin with a pebble war hammer. A skunk whose stink cloud clears a whole battlefield. In Critters vs. Predators, the smallest animals in the garden band together against the foxes, snakes, hawks and barn cats that hunt them.

Collect your squad

33 critters to collect, from healers and mages to hunters, rogues, berserkers and tanks, each with their own attack and special ability. Earn each critter's portraits to unlock it, then promote it up to five stars. Level them up, fill six gear slots per tier and craft better parts from the ones you find.

Fight on auto, or call every move

Battles play themselves: watch your plan pay off. Or switch to manual: attack, defend, taunt with your tanks, or unleash an ability, with a timer to keep the fight moving. Click any enemy to focus your squad on it, and watch out: the predators call targets of their own.

Out-think the food chain

A hedgehog up front stops a fox's pounce. A guinea pig's squeal snaps allies out of a weasel's trance. A frog's tongue yanks a stalking barn cat out of its pounce. Ten chapters, from the barnyard, the garden, the wheat field, the tool shed and the cornfield out to the orchard, the meadow, the riverbank, the night forest and the badger's sett: 10 nodes each, three stages a node, on normal and hard. Every chapter ends with a boss: in the first five the young predator on normal and its grown-up parent on hard; from the orchard on, a grown-up with a pack of up to nine.

Test your squad

The Colosseum: 20 floors of hard predator squads that reset every week, with Old Red on floor 10 and Big Grizz the bear on floor 20. The PvP arena: set a defence squad and climb the ranks against other players' critters.

Band together

Join a guild, chat, and raid: the whole guild chips away at the barn cats over three days, with a prize pool of gold, badges and gear shared out by the damage each member dealt. Events every few days feature one critter and pay its badges. Try the free demo: your save carries over when you buy the game.

Fair by design

No pay-to-win. Nothing that makes a critter stronger is for sale. Every critter can be earned by playing.