CatDog World: After Humans stands out in the crowded strategy genre by swapping soldiers and tanks for adorable—but surprisingly capable—animal heroes. The core loop is satisfying: you collect, upgrade, and deploy cats, dogs, and other critters in tactical battles across a post-human world. What I appreciate is how accessible it feels. Leveling up heroes doesn’t demand endless grinding, and the skill upgrade system is intuitive even if you’re new to these types of games. One thing that really works is the pacing. You get rewards frequently enough that it never feels stingy, and there’s always a short-term goal to chase. The art style is bright and playful, which makes sessions feel relaxing rather than stressful. That said, some players might find the strategy a bit lightweight compared to hardcore titles—it’s more about assembling fun synergies between heroes than micromanaging complex stats. A minor gripe: I did find the purpose of some items, like certain books, a little confusing at first. It took me a couple days to fully grasp how they fit into upgrading. But the community on Discord is pretty helpful, and once it clicks, everything flows nicely. If you’re looking for a game that’s easy to jump into during breaks but has enough depth to keep you coming back, CatDog World delivers.