MouseHunt

Cats are hunting you. You have 45 seconds.

MouseHunt.io is a survival RTS. One side hunts, the other side builds — and the two sides are not playing the same game.

🐭 As the mice, you start fragile and outnumbered in firepower, with a head start and a pile of lumber. Wall yourself in with barricades and stone. Capture cheese piles and sink a mine into one. Tech up through the Blacksmith to towers, war machines and air support. You cannot win a straight fight on minute one — so don't have one.

🐱 As the cats, you spawn at the cage in the centre of the map and you are simply stronger. Hunt the mice down before their walls go up and their economy turns into an army. Every mouse you kill is dragged back to the cage.

The cage is the whole game. A killed mouse isn't eliminated — it's held, on a 30-second timer. Their teammates can break the lock and free everyone at once. Cats win when no mouse is alive or rescuable. Mice win by wiping out the cats and levelling their base so they can never revive.

What's in it

• Full RTS control — box select, control groups, attack-move, a 4×3 command card, and 38 trainable units from Battle Rats to a Dragon Lord
• 26 buildings, a research tree, and a 30-item shop with recipes
• Server-authoritative fog of war — enemies are withheld by the server until you actually scout them, so there is nothing to map-hack
• Procedural terrain — a new map every match, generated from a seed

Controls

• Left-click select · drag box-select · Shift+click add to selection
• Right-click move / attack / harvest · Shift+right-click attack-move
• Arrow keys or screen edge to pan · wheel zoom · Space recentre
• Q W E R / A S D F / Z X C V — the command card grid
• Ctrl+1–9 bind a control group, 1–9 recall, double-tap to jump there

This is a multiplayer game

A match needs at least two players — one cat and one mouse so bring a friend.

Credits

Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Sound effects by Kenney (kenney.nl) and much of the 3D art by Kenney and Quaternius, released under CC0.