Cat Quest 3: Everything That Carries Over To New Game Plus & Mew Game Options Explained
is full of puns and pirate adventures, but with the main campaign only taking about 10 to 15 hours to complete, many players may feel like they are wanting more. Developers at The Gentlebros have accounted for this by adding in several ways that the fun can continue long past the 15-hour mark. Whether someone wants to try the game with modifiers in place, or simply see how powerful they can get with an increased level cap, there are quite a few options for playing again and again.
's main game is created in an open-world format that gives players the freedom to sail their ship anywhere on the map immediately. Although some areas might have enemies a bit overly challenging for a level one character, this free agency is especially handy when someone wants to replay in New Game Plus. Additionally, co-op multiplayer can be enjoyed from any point in the game, so if someone has played the game solo, they may want to join in with a friend or family member to experience some of their favorite areas, such as a certain castle, again.
Cat Quest 3, Pirates of the Purribean, adds pirate ships and more humor to the epic adventure of the series while continuing its overarching story.
After a player has successfully finished the main campaign of, they are then able to transform their save file into a New Game+ version, regardless of which ending they got. Playing again in New Game+ allows players to start the game over again with their current character keeping all their gear, upgrades, and current level. There are multiple levels of New Game Plus, going all the way to +9, which will max out the level cap at 999. Additionally, every fresh NG+ start will give players the Infinity Key that will allow them to skip over many areas of the game by heading straight to the tower.
Everything That Carries Over To NG+
Everything That Does Not Carry Over
What Is NEW
Level
Story Progression
Level Cap Increases Up To 999
Weapons And Armor
Found Chests And Secrets
Enemies Are Tougher
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