History YMMV / Cattails

* SpiritualAdaptation: It takes inspiration from the ''Literature/{{Warrior|Cats}}s'' book series. In fact, the game began as a ''Warriors'' fan game [[VideoGame/WarriorCatsUntoldTales that also has a page here]], but then had its SerialNumbersFiledOff, along with many other updates and changes.
* {{Tear Jerker}}:

** While most achievements have been completed by at least 7% of players, there's a steep dropoff from there to the last few (completed by 3% or less than players), and this is due to the amount of gameplay/grinding required. The lowest-completed one is the one for completing 10 in-game years, with only 0.6% of players as of the time of writing having earned it. Unless a player plays an ''extremely'' long amount of time in the game, this is typically earned simply by waking up and sleeping repeatedly, which still takes dedication (each season is 10 days long, and even if you wake up and sleep back to back it takes around 2 sleeps for a day to pass, meaning one year alone requires you to do this around 80 times).

** While most cats zero and one star dialogue is snarky at best and hostile at worst, your ''kittens'' dialogue is downright depressing. Creative-type kittens are too intimidated to talk to you and ask why you don't like their art as they get older, and explorer-type kittens cry about running away and ask why you never take them with you when you go places. Given that you have to sabotage your relationships to get your affinity that low that means you're [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential actively terrorizing your own kittens]] to see this dialogue from them.

* Heartwarming: Pretty much every line of dialogue from any cat comes off as this, especially if you have a good relationship, platonic or romantic.

** If the player has gotten a good name for themselves in another colony, they will allow you to [[spoiler:change your faction. When you next speak to your current colony's leader, they will give you a gift, saying they really appreciate everything you do.]] Definitely painful if you plan on accepting that offer.

* SpiritualAdaptation: It takes inspiration from the ''Literature/{{Warrior|Cats}}s'' book series. In fact, the game began as a Warriors fan game [[VideoGame/WarriorCatsUntoldTales that also has a page here]], but then had its SerialNumbersFiledOff, along with many other updates and changes.

** While most cats zero and one star dialogue is snarky at best and hostile at worst, your ''kittens'' dialogue is downright depressing. Creative-type kittens are too intimidated to talk to you and ask why you don't like their art as they get older, and explorer-type kittens cry about running away and ask why you never take them with you when you go places. Given that you have to sabotage your relationships to get your affinity that low that means you're [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential actively terrorizing'' your own kittens]] to see this dialogue from them.

** While most cats zero and one star dialogue is snarky at best and hostile at worst, your ''kittens'' dialogue is downright depressing. Creative-type kittens are too intimidated to talk to you and ask why you don't like their art as they get older, and explorer-type kittens cry about running away and ask why you never take them with you when you go places. Given that you have to sabotage your relationships to get your affinity that low that means you're ''actively terrorizing'' your ''own kittens'' to see this dialogue from them.

** If the player has gotten a good name for themselves in another colony, [[spoiler: your current colony's leader will give you a gift, saying they really appreciate everything you do.]] Definitely painful if you plan on accepting that offer.

* {{Tear Jerker}}: While most cats zero and one star dialogue is snarky at best and hostile at worst, your ''kittens'' dialogue is downright depressing. Creative-type kittens are too intimidated to talk to you and ask why you don't like their art as they get older, and explorer-type kittens cry about running away and ask why you never take them with you when you go places. Given that you have to sabotage your relationships to get your affinity that low that means you're ''actively terrorizing'' your ''own kittens'' to see this dialogue from them.

* SpiritualAdaptation: It takes inspiration from the ''Literature/{{Warrior|Cats}}s'' book series. In fact, the game began as a Warriors fan game [[VideoGame/WarriorCatsUntoldTales that also has a page here]], but then had its SerialNumbersFiledOff, along with many other updates and changes.

* SpiritualAdaptation: It takes inspiration from the ''Literature/{{Warrior|Cats}}s'' book series.

* SpiritualAdaptation: It takes inspiration from the ''Literature/{{Warrior|Cats}}'' book series.