Merge auto-battler Drag cats around the room and hover over objects — buy from the cat house, merge, feed, then click the door to send them out.
Squeeb Attack — cat merge auto-battler

How a run works

  1. 1
    Buy your first squeebs

    Spend coins at the cat house to fill your roster — plain cats are the raw material for everything else.

  2. 2
    Merge into elementals

    Combine cats to unlock elemental forms with stronger stats — the merging is the engine of the whole game.

  3. 3
    Feed biscuits

    The cookie jar on the table powers cats up — a fed squeeb hits noticeably harder in the next battle.

  4. 4
    Send them out

    Arrange cats on the beds by the door, then click the door when you’re ready — they handle the fight themselves.

Survival tips

Hover everything

Most of the room is self-explanatory if you hover — the door, cat house, crystal ball and cookie jar are the four that matter.

Merge before feeding

Biscuits are limited — spend them on already-merged elemental cats, not on raw ones you’re about to combine.

Fill the door beds

Empty beds mean fewer fighters next round — keep the lineup by the door stocked between waves.

Difficulty ramps late

The early waves are gentle by design — the real test starts around round 10, so build for the long game.

FAQ

Is Squeeb Attack free?

Yes — it plays free in the browser with no download or account.

Who made Squeeb Attack?

It’s an indie game by binaryclock03 and syy1125, built for Mini Jam 222 where it ranked highly for its concept and polish.

How long is a run?

About half an hour — it’s a short, complete auto-battler run rather than an endless mode.

Does it work on mobile?

The game is built for mouse controls — it plays best on desktop.