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Kittens Game

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Javascript/HTML5

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0.9.5.5

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Kittens Game is a text-based incremental/idle village simulation browser game. You manage a village of kittens as they acquire resources and unlock new technologies. You may call it a spiritual successor of a Dark Room The game has a lot of content and usually updates 1-2 times a week.

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