Cat Invasion Guides Hub
First-hour loop, Gold, wave 100, Floppa, classes, and later meme-cat bosses.
Cat Invasion (also listed as Cat Invaders) is a released Roblox survival wave-defense game from OneBed Studio. You defend a wooden base against meme cats, spend coins on in-run upgrades, and bank Gold for classes, shop purchases, and events. Servers hold up to 18 players. You can clear invasions solo or with an online group. This hub maps every walkthrough on the wiki so you open the right page instead of rereading the same lobby advice.
If you just spawned, start with Getting Started and redeem the two live codes on the codes hub before a long run. If the pause shop and aim assist still feel opaque, read How to Play next. Players who already know the loop should skip to Gold Farming, the wave 100 route, or the Floppa fight. Class hunters belong on How to Unlock Classes plus the tier list and players hub. After Floppa, use the boss walkthrough so El Gato and later named cats are not a surprise.
First hour and controls
Getting Started is the first-hour page. It covers the lobby Codes button on the right, daily rewards, class select, coins versus Gold, and the spend order that keeps early waves cheap: melee until you have about 200 coins, then swap into range. It also tells you when to pause, when to buy merchant coin boosts, and why the wooden walls are the fail condition rather than your personal health bar.
How to Play is the systems page. Movement follows standard Roblox inputs. Between waves you can pause the invasion and shop. Aim assist exists and is worth leaving on for solo range play. Coins vanish when the run ends. Gold persists. Walls, builders, turrets, fish, tuna, hearts, and the merchant’s coin-boost and damage potions all sit on that same pause menu. Read that guide once so later pages can talk about loadouts instead of repeating button locations.
Currency, classes, and the long climb
Gold is the meta currency. Gold Farming lists the September 2026 codes (19MVISITS and 900KMEMBERS, 250 Gold each), the lobby redeem steps, Golden Weekend x2 Gold, the Double Gold pass, and the AFK zone without promising an infinite idle farm. Pair it with the codes hub whenever a visit or group-member milestone drops. Spend Gold on classes and lasting shop progress, not on panic buys that do not survive the next wipe.
How to Unlock Classes stays inside the three named classes this wiki documents: Medic (revives teammates), Ninja, and Alchemist (day-7 daily reward). Medic and Ninja are grind unlocks. Check the tier list and players hub before you commit a class to a long invasion, especially if you are grouping on an 18-player server.
Wave 100, Floppa, and later bosses
Most accounts never see the late badges. Wave 100 sits around 5% of players; wave 150 sits around 1.6%. The wave 100 guide follows the solo range-upgrade route used in clear-speed tutorials: melee to about 200 coins, upgrade the snowball toward rock, buy merchant coin boosts, dump coins into range until it is maxed, then buy the expensive armor (about 3,000 coins) at the wave 50 boss.
How to Beat Floppa is the first named encounter, usually around wave 50. Floppa uses lasers. The defeat badge is held by about 20% of players. Early footage showed Floppa around 5,000 health; treat that as a filmed snapshot, not a live patch value. Bring range, armor, and damage potions, then kite instead of hugging the wooden gate.
The boss walkthrough covers El Gato (about 4.9% defeat badge), Bongo Cat (about 1.6%), King Meowl (very rare), and Emperor Maxwell (very rare). It links back to the Floppa page instead of reprinting that fight. Use it when you are hunting the wave badges at 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 225, 250, 500, and 1,000.
Base defense and idle Gold
If cats chew the wood faster than you kill them, read How to Protect Your Base for walls, builders, and turrets. If you want Gold without a wave run, use the AFK Zone Gold Guide and still redeem codes first. The PC nav only lists the first seven guide pages plus a View all link into this hub, so those two sit here on purpose.
How to use this hub
Open one guide per problem. Do not grind Gold with a broken coin order, and do not walk into Floppa with leather still equipped. Play Cat Invasion on Roblox, follow the OneBed Studio group for studio posts, and check updates after events such as Golden Weekend. There is no official Trello. When a wave stalls you, jump to the matching walkthrough above rather than restarting from the lobby checklist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, waves, classes, and bosses.
Which Cat Invasion guide should I read first?
New accounts should open Getting Started, redeem working codes, then read How to Play so pause shopping and aim assist are clear before a long run.
Where is the wave 100 route?
The wave 100 guide is the solo range-upgrade path: melee to about 200 coins, snowball, merchant coin boosts, max range, then expensive armor at the wave 50 boss.
Is Cat Invasion the same game as Cat Invaders?
Yes. The Roblox universe is titled Cat Invasion; many listings still say Cat Invaders. Both names point to OneBed Studio place 78496323189083.
Can I play Cat Invasion with friends?
Yes. Invasions run solo or with an online group. Servers hold up to 18 players. Medic is the class that revives teammates after a down.
Which page covers later bosses after Floppa?
Use How to Beat Floppa for the first named cat, then the boss walkthrough for El Gato, Bongo Cat, King Meowl, and Emperor Maxwell.