How to Find and Use Furniture on Mewgenics

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How to Find and Use Furniture on Mewgenics

Who knew a challenge based roguelike like Mewgenics will also be a little cozy home design simulator? Not me! However, I couldn’t be happier!

There’s something satisfying about packing and sorting, making space and watching your little mischievous beauties run around. Whether it’s cute side tables, unusual glowing bottles that emit green light, or cabinets made of sticks and rotting meat, there’s a little something for every cat here. What a sight!

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Collecting furniture and improving your home is one of the most impactful things you can do in Mewgenics, so let’s take a look at the benefits that furniture offers and how to collect as much of it as possible!

How to Find Furniture

NPC trading

You will notice that at the beginning of the game, your house is empty. What kind of cat wants to run around an empty house, right?

You will be introduced to the mechanics of furniture by Baby Jack, one of the weirdest NPCs. Always On Sunday, he will renovate his shop and offer different types of furniture that you can buy.

If you send him injured cats, he will put something else in the next time his choice changes! While not all pieces of furniture are the most useful, some of the pieces that Jack sells can be quite the game changer! Make sure you keep a good amount of coins on handjust in case one of those rare episodes comes along!

After upgrading Tracy a few times, she will start collecting Idols, which will slowly increase the stats of 1 specific room.

And if you ever think that your first house is full, you can expand for giving Frank retired catsallowing your collection to grow. But these are not just aesthetic goals; you can separate cats into different rooms to stop them breeding with certain others. If your cats are very fertile, they will have more serious birth defectswhich may spoil their calculations.

Furniture from Adventures

However, spending your hard earned money is not the only way to get furniture. You can, in fact, get it by running, too!

If you enjoy doing the hard ways in Act 1, you may have noticed that sometimes you will get a choice between grabbing a rare chest with random items in it or a small box. This box is called a furniture box and can be furnished for your cat, giving +8 shield and -5 speed.

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However, there is very little point in equipping this box, unless you have a serious need for protection, and you think your run will fail without this upgrade. You can reduce the repair speed with teleporting spells and abilities, but it’s still a last resort.

Instead, simply keep the box in your inventory. Once your team has returned home, the chest will open, and you will receive a random piece of furniture. Usually, it will be a simple piece, but it can cost around 100 coins, so this box is very important to keep. You can take up to 2 boxes per run, so play it safe.

If the box breaks while being fitted for your cat, you will lose the furniture inside. You do not need to equip this item to access its contents later.

Once you get to Act 2 in the Bunker and Crater, you can find Rare Furniture Boxes with even more important pieces inside. I retrieved some of these from a successful Core run and opened a Candlestick which gave me +4 Appeal.

Using your Furniture

Statistics and bonuses

So, now you have a good amount of furniture, what on earth can you do with it? However, if you hover over each slice, you’ll notice that each one gives you addition or subtraction calculations. The statistics and their results are as follows:

File a complaint: The parts that give the statistics of the complaint affect the whole house, unlike the following statistics. Placing one of these affects the number of cats that arrive at your house at the start of each new day. A higher appeal will cause them to have better base stats and a stronger passive ability.
Comfort: Comforting items will improve the chances that the cats inside this room will mate and produce kittens, and increase the chance that 2 kittens will be born instead of 1. The more relaxed he is, the less likely he is to fight with himself. Having too many cats in 1 room will make it less comfortable. Having a clean room is also important!
Encouragement: If you are looking to breed strong cats, stimulation is essential. When motivation is high, there are many opportunities for parents to pass on their important figures, skills and changes. This is especially powerful later in the game when mutations are more common.
Life: The item’s health stat increases the chance that an injury will heal overnight. Injuries are very common and can be caused when cats fight in the house or when your cat goes down while running. Damage reduces your stats, so this should be avoided at all costs. In addition, having a dirty environment will also reduce Health.
Change of situation: A piece that gives a transformation bonus will make it more likely that cats will transform and transform during the night. Mutations can provide powerful bonuses like extra stats and extra effects during your attacks. However, these furniture items are more likely to have side effects, such as reducing Health and Comfort, so be careful not to add too many.

Item Placement

Certain furniture items with flat surfaces will allow you to place other items on top of them. Packing more pieces of furniture will allow you to fit as much as possible in one room and improve the quality of the cats in the room.

Objects are divided into floor pieces (tables, chairs, and lamps) and wall pieces (posters, paintings, and shelves), etc. If you want to rearrange your room, just drag items to the left panel and try a new configuration.