Cat Invasion Players Hub

A Cat Invasion loadout is three separate wallets. Coins buy in-run weapons, armor, walls, and turrets. Gold buys longer progress such as classes. Robux buys the five gamepasses. Mixing those wallets is how new players stall: they treat a pillow upgrade like a class, or they treat Plasma Armor like a substitute for the 3000-coin Floppa buy.

This hub is the roster side of the wiki. Read classes for Medic, Ninja, and Alchemist. Read weapons and upgrades for melee versus range. Read perks for merchant potions, dailies, and what this wiki will not invent as a fake perk table. Read gamepasses last, after codes have already given you Gold.

What you actually equip

You spawn able to fight on a default combat role. We do not invent extra class names for that kit. Named unlocks you can plan around are:

• Medic — revive. The group role.
• Ninja — the grind class people mention in comments when they keep pushing waves.
• Alchemist — day-7 daily reward, not a Gold impulse buy.

Weapons sit on two trees:

• Melee: sword, pillow, baguette, tuna.
• Range: snowball (upgrades toward rock), bow, laser cannon.

Armor is not a class and not a gamepass by default. Public coin costs people actually cite are leather, chain mail around 500, knight around 1000, brick wall around 1750, and about 3000 armor when wave 50 and Floppa are close. Plasma Armor is the Robux shortcut, not the only armor.

How a good lobby divides the work

Servers hold up to 18. Solo is allowed. A full lobby is not automatically a win. Someone has to:

1. Hold revive if more than one player can go down.
2. Pause and buy range instead of stacking melee skins.
3. Hit the armor breakpoints before Floppa lasers.
4. Place turrets instead of standing in the spawn once splash exists.

If you queue with friends, say the class out loud. One Medic is the whole group plan. The rest can run Ninja or the starter combat role until Alchemist unlocks. Fan letters for those choices live on the class tier list and the weapon tier list.

Gold first, Robux later

Redeem working codes before you open the Robux shop. Milestone codes have been dumping hundreds of Gold into accounts that would otherwise grind the AFK ZONE. Gamepasses that multiply Gold are stronger during Golden Weekend, not on a random Tuesday when you have not redeemed anything.

The five passes and live prices:

• Plasma Armor — 79 Robux
• Double Coins — 119 Robux
• VIP — 149 Robux
• Double Gold — 149 Robux
• +3 Turret Limit — 119 Robux

None of them are required to play. Cat Invasion is free. The gamepasses page argues which ones are worth it if you already like the loop.

Places and why they matter to loadouts

The main place is Invasion. That is the wave-defense run where coins and bosses live. AFK ZONE is the other place; use it for idle Gold, not for testing whether baguette is S-tier. Loadout decisions you make in the lobby apply when you enter Invasion. Switching class mid-wave is not the public plan.

A one-sitting loadout

If you only have one session:

1. Claim codes.
2. Start the daily toward Alchemist even if you will not play seven days in a row starting tomorrow — the counter only moves if you click it.
3. Enter Invasion on Medic if you have friends, Ninja if you are grinding comments-style, or the default combat role if Gold is still empty.
4. Melee for the first coins, pause, buy snowball, follow the upgrade planner.
5. Armor before wave 50. Then worry about laser cannon and extra turrets.

Badge hunting after that is a badges problem, not a fourth weapon tree.

Build the loadout in this order and you will stop buying the wrong wallet. Class pages tell you who revives. Weapon pages tell you when to leave melee. Gamepass pages tell you what Robux actually multiplies. The hub is only here so those three do not live in three different mental tabs while Floppa is already winding up a laser.