Kitty Rush by Turbo Games

Kitty Rush is a tower-building cash out game. Each time you press Build, a cat drops onto the tower and multiplies your running total. Most floors grow the multiplier, some cut it while the tower stays standing, and some collapse the tower to end the round with no win. Your job is to decide when to stop building and cash out. Read our step-by-step player guide below.

Step 1: Choose your bet value

Choose a bet value anywhere from $0.10 to $100. Your bet is placed when you press Build to drop the first cat.

Step 2: Press BUILD to drop a cat

Pressing Build places your bet and drops the first cat onto the tower. Every cat that lands multiplies your running multiplier, and each floor has one of three outcomes:

• Grow: the most common result, lifting your multiplier higher
• Cut: a rarer result that lowers your multiplier, but the tower survives and the round continues
• Collapse: the tower falls and the round ends with no win

The result of each floor is decided the moment you press Build. The cat's fall is only animation and has no effect on the outcome.

Step 3: Look out for boxes and special cats

Some cats drop inside boxes. Boxes hide the special cats and the biggest wins, but they are harder to land successfully. When a box lands, it opens to reveal what's inside, such as a magic cat that freezes your win as a guaranteed floor. Landings can also trigger the Sausage King bonus grab, explained in the Game Features below.

Step 4: Cash out or keep building

Press Cash Out at any time to bank your bet multiplied by the current multiplier, which ends the round. Or press Build again to stack another cat and chase a bigger multiplier.

Be aware that after a cut, your multiplier can fall below ×1.00. You can still cash out at that point, but you will collect less than your original bet.

The round continues until you cash out, the tower collapses, or you reach the ×10,000 max win, which cashes out automatically. The round also cashes out automatically if cuts reduce your return to the smallest possible amount (0.01 in any currency).

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The Return to Player (RTP) is 96.0% and the maximum win is ×10,000 your bet.

Kitty Rush has no difficulty or risk setting. Instead, volatility is decided by when you cash out. Banking early leads to more frequent, smaller wins, while building higher leads to rarer wins with much larger payouts. The 96.0% RTP is the average return over many rounds, not a guarantee for any single round.

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Below are the key features of Kitty Rush

• Freezing: A magic cat can freeze your current win as a guaranteed floor, and from then on your win can't fall below it. Keep building to climb above the frozen amount and cash out any time to bank the total. If the tower collapses while frozen, everything above the magic cat is lost, but you keep the frozen floor.
• Sausage King: Occasionally a landing starts a push-your-luck sausage grab. Press Grow to pull for more, or Take to bank the feature win and carry on building. A bust ends the grab at ×1.00 but leaves your tower intact, so the round continues.
• Box cats: Special cats and the biggest wins are hidden inside boxes. Boxes are harder to land, and open on landing to reveal what's inside.
• Multiplier cuts: Rare floors lower your multiplier without ending the round, so the tower can keep growing after a setback. Your multiplier can drop below ×1.00 after a cut.
• Cash out anytime: Settle your round at the current multiplier after any floor. There is no minimum number of floors required before cashing out.
• Automatic cash out: The round cashes out automatically when the ×10,000 max win is reached, or when cuts reduce your return to the minimum amount of 0.01.

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Kitty Rush is completely mobile friendly, and is optimised for portrait mode gameplay. It requires no download on your mobile device, loading directly in most modern browsers.

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Kitty Rush takes the tower-stacking format seen in games like Tower Crash and Cargo Tower, and gives each floor more possible outcomes. Instead of every drop being a simple win or lose, a floor can also cut your multiplier while leaving the tower standing, which makes the climb far less predictable.

The two features carry the game. Freezing is the standout, as a magic cat locks in a guaranteed floor so a later collapse no longer wipes out the whole round. That changes the cash out decision, because once you're frozen there's a good reason to keep building. Sausage King adds a short push-your-luck side game, and since a bust there doesn't end your tower run, it's a free shot at extra winnings rather than an added risk.

The cut mechanic is the part to understand before you play. Because the multiplier can fall below ×1.00, cashing out isn't always a profit, so watch the running multiplier rather than counting how many floors you've built.

With its square cats and comic tower collapses, the theme is light and fun, and the ×10,000 max win gives high-risk players a real target to build towards.

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