Kung Fu Little Animals

Kung Fu Little Animals hands you a dojo full of students who cannot fight yet, and the only tool you get is a mouse click. Each click is a rep of training, and reps add up - a panda or rabbit that starts out clumsy gradually turns into something that can hold a kung fu stance. There is no combat to lose here, which is the point: the game is the satisfaction of watching a number climb and a roster of misfits slowly become a team.

New animals and locations open up as your current students improve, so the early clicking always has a visible payoff a few minutes later. It rewards checking back in short bursts rather than one long session, since the roster keeps growing on its own between visits.

How to play

Click repeatedly on your animal students to train them - each click adds a small amount of progress toward their next skill level. Training up your current roster unlocks new animals to recruit and new locations to train them in, so it is worth pushing at least one student to their next milestone before moving on to a new one. On touch devices, tap the animal instead of clicking.

Controls

Click with the mouse on desktop, or tap on the screen on a touch device, to train the animals.