Press kit — Nekosekai

This page is a work in progress. The game is in active development: the release date, price and store page are not final, and some assets below are placeholders.

Fact sheet

Title	Nekosekai
Genre	Idle RPG / auto-battler, desktop overlay
Platform	PC (Windows), via Steam
Release date	To be announced
Price	To be announced
Engine	Godot Engine 4
Languages	English at launch
Status	In development
Store page	Steam — link to follow
Social	X / @placeholder
Contact	press@example.com

Description

Short

Nekosekai is an idle RPG that lives above your Windows taskbar. A party of cats fights endless waves in a transparent strip at the bottom of your screen, levelling and looting while you get on with your day.

Long

Most idle games ask for a window and your attention. Nekosekai asks for 120 pixels above your taskbar.

The game runs as a transparent, always-on-top strip docked to the bottom of the screen. While idle it is click-through — the mouse passes straight to whatever is behind it — and it never takes keyboard focus, so it can sit there all day beside your actual work without interrupting it. When you want to play, one click on the anchor opens the full interface: a hero sheet with nine equipment slots, a stash, item synthesis and crafting, a rune tree of permanent upgrades, and a world map for jumping between cleared stages.

Underneath the small footprint is a full auto-battler. Your cats hold a formation where the front slots take the hits and the back slots deal damage from range; melee cats step out to meet what's coming while archers and casters hold the line. Waves never stop, bosses arrive on a timer, gear drops in chests that stack above the party until you click them open, and progress keeps accruing while the game is closed.

Features

Lives above your taskbar. Transparent, always-on-top, click-through while idle, never steals focus.
Idles honestly. Waves, loot and experience continue while you work and while the game is closed.
Seven cat classes across front, middle and back formation roles, each changing how that cat fights.
Deep loot. Five rarities, affixes, sockets, item synthesis, crafting and a salvage loop.
A rune tree of permanent account-wide upgrades, gated so each branch has to be earned in order.
Endless campaign. Acts and stages with their own biomes, a boss every fifteen waves, and a map to portal back to anything already cleared.