How can I make kittens-game run while not using that tab?
Let's say I'm doing homework on my PC, and I want to earn stuff in kittens-game legit, but the game doesn't let me. It says I have to be on the same tab for me to get any rewards. Is there any way around this? Thanks!
Best Answer
Click on Options and select Use web worker (game works correctly in background tab, may cause performance issues)
Depending on what browsers you have available another option would be to run the game in a separate window, or failing that a browser other than the one you normally use. So if you usually use Firefox, having it running in Chrome it should still progress even if Chrome is minimized.
If you do decided to run the game in another browser, you should be able to export your game and load it using the Export and Import functions from the Options menu.
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Is there an end to kittens game?
There is no end to Kittens Game. Some of the far off things to achieve in the game include the Cathammer 40k achievement, requiring you to play for 40,000 years. So you still have a bit to go. The Unobtainium you got is actually only the basis to an even rarer resource, Eludium.How to get more Catpower in Kittens game?
You must assign the hunter job to a kitten in the village tab. That will produce 0.060 catpower per tick. This is the only source of catpower ingame right now.How long does winter last in kittens game?
100 days per season. So to answer your question: 200 seconds for 1 season.How do you progress in kittens game?
Purchasing at least five or six Fields from the start will speed up your progress substantially, so don't try to squirrel away your Catnip. Getting up to nineteen or twenty is wiser, as Catnip becomes important to survival rather quickly. Once you've accumulated 100 Catnip you can Refine Catnip into Wood.Let's Talk Idle - Kittens Game Review [#15]
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