How to download the warrior cats game

ShadowClan cats begin pouring into the camp. You are the only cat left in camp! You go into battle with 3 then another of the enemies. A good way to defeat them is hit each of them with Claw Slash if you can land a one-hit-kill, if not Warrior Strike. Be sure to bring Juniper Berries to restore SP. Then Brokenstar attacks. Poison him and, again, use Warrior Strike. If you are defeated, level up until you can beat them.

It is recommended you train in ShadowClan territory. After Yellowfang asks you to shop and if you want to be healed, Brokenstar will cry out that his eyes hurt. You tell Yellowfang to kill him. She says she cannot because he is her kit. She explained how she fell in love with Raggedstar and had three kits, but only Brokenkit survived.

Then she says his survival was a punishment. Bluestar walks up. She tells you that you did a good job, then asks Yellowfang is Brokenstar is truly blind.

She tells Bluestar he is most definitely is. Bluestar decides to keep him prisoner and demotes him to Brokentail once again. Then she makes Sandpaw and Dustpaw warriors, with the names of Sandstorm and Dustpelt! After yous finish talking to Yellowfang, go over to Brindleface in the nursery.

She shouts that all the kits are missing, including Cloudkit! They could freeze to death! It begins to snow. You find Cloudkit in the map beneath the stream the one farther north. He proudly shows you some prey he caught, but he is freezing to death! You rush him back to camp.

Cloudkit and his friends are scolded and sent back to the nursery. Sleep three times, then go outside into the Ravine. Onewhisker will be waiting for you. Go to WindClan territory. You must get all the way to camp. It will take three maps to get there. Once you get there, you will see a RiverClan patrol in front of the entrance. You should probably save before attacking the first cat.

Once you do, an entire patrol will attack you. Once you defeat them, you will be attacked by Leopardfur. Once you defeat Leopardfur, you realize Tigerclaw could have saved you from her, but he didn't! He must be the treacherous warrior you were warned about in a dream from Spottedleaf After the battle, go talk to Tigerclaw.

He tells you to always be loyal to your clan, but you think he is afraid that you know too much about his own treachery. After talking to him, you will see Graystripe walking around by the bush near the exit of camp. Talk to him and the option to talk about 'Tigerclaw's treachery' will be shown, so select that.

He wants you both to sneak out to Barley's barn to talk to Ravenpaw that night. He will disappear. Go to Barley's farm.

He tells you the exact story of Tigerclaw's betrayal at the battle over Sunningrocks. He tells you how Tigerclaw killed Redtail! He also says Oakheart shouted at Redtail not to "hurt that warrior! Sleep three times then go to Sunningrocks. On the small bridge to RiverClan, Silverstream will be waiting. Mistyfoot will tell you something important, then go back one tile and reenter the area. Talk to Graypool on the bridge.

She will tell you about Mistyfoot and Stonefur and their ThunderClan scent. She tells you about Oakheart's death. Sleep three times and then head to Sunnningrocks again. On the far right, there are kits. RiverClan will thank you, and you suggest that you would help them hunting for prey. Crookedstar agrees and tells you to put the prey in on the pink bush near the entrance to the camp. When you collect enough rabbits, Graystripe will tell you that Silverstream is pregnant!

You realize that they will be half-clan just like Mistyfoot and Stonefur. On your way home Tigerstar finds out you've been feeding RiverClan. He takes you to Bluestar who orders to stop the feeding and gives you apprentice-duties as punishment.

The new leader Midnight Starwarriors who will attack the camp. First, you'll have to fight a patro. Sleep three more times, you'll hear a cat shout across the camp.

You then need to go to Sunningrocks. You need to talk to Cinderpaw. Silverstream sadly dies during kitting and Graystripe is devastated. The kits survive and are taken back to camp. You need to speak to Brindleface. She'll say she has extra milk so she'll nurse the kits. You need to talk to Bluestar about Graystripe's punishment, and you'll find out that Mistyfoot and Stonefur are her kits. Then, go back to Sunningrocks and talk to Graystripe to tell him that Silverstream's kits are still alive.

After that, head up to Riverclan territory and talk to the apprentice. They'll go fetch Mistyfoot, and then you have to inform her of what happened to Silverstream. Sleep three times, then go to Bluestar and she will tell you that Cloudkit is old enough to be an apprentice and she makes Cloudkit your apprentice. Then go to the Twolegplace and talk to Cloudpaw. When you go back to camp, Leopardfur and two other cats will be at the entrance.

They demand that since Silverstream was their mother, the two half-clan kits should be in Riverclan. Bluestar tells them that she'll give them her answer at the next gathering. Go down to the forest. Tigerclaw and three rogues will walk up and off-screen, with Tigerclaw telling them that they have to look like they're chasing him, not coming with him.

Once you go into camp, there'll be a rogue blocking the entrance, and you'll enter a fight with four of them. After you defeat them, you go into the leader's den to find Tigerclaw about to kill Bluestar. After defeating him in a battle, Bluestar banishes him from Thunderclan and tells the other cats to kill him on sight if he is found on Thunderclan territory ever again.

You hear voices in the medicine den. When you go over, you see Yellowfang arguing with Brokentail. He complains about pain, so Yellowfang gives him red berries. She yells at him for all of the terrible things he has done and then reveals that she is his mother, before also revealing that she fed him deathberries.

Brokentail dies, and then Yellowfang turns around and cheerfully asks if you would like to buy some herbs. Go talk to Whitestorm. You don't actually have to sleep, though it makes a bit more sense if you do. You have a dream where Spottedleaf tells you that Starclan needs you.

When you wake up, Sandstorm is wandering around camp. Talk to her, and she'll tell you that she's worried about how Bluestar has not yet appointed a new deputy yet. Bluestar then proceeds to announce that you are the new deputy, and Darkstripe complains while Sandstorm congratulates you.

Walk out of camp, and you will see Leopardfur, Stonefur, and Mistyfoot in the bottom right corner. Leopardfur goes into camp and demands the kits again, and Bluestar wants to fight to keep them.

Graystripe however, objects and says that they belong in their mother's clan. Bluestar doesn't want them to grow up without their father, but Graystripe says he will bring them by sundown. He asks you to come with him to Sunningrocks. Once at Sunningrocks, Graystripe tells you that he won't let his kits live separately from him and that he's going to live in Riverclan.

Sleep 3 times. Bluestar will tell you to go to the Moonstone. When you go to Windclan territory, though, the Windclan cats will drive you off. Go to the apprentice's den and Dustpaw will tell you that Cloudpaw is always disappearing. Sleep 3 times, and it will talk about the gathering. Sleep 1 times. The plot is designed masterfully and will keep you interested until the end.

However, the game doesn't stop there and numerous unlockables allows for significantly increased shelf life. The gameplay for The Warriors focuses on strong 3D fighting but has a variety of elements. It's the 3D fighting however that makes it work, offering a surprising amount of maturity. First, the fighting system is remarkable with a number of combo potentials and variety of moves that keep the combat from getting old. Different opponents require different strategies that keep you out of the comfort zone of repetitive attacks.

The AI also makes an impact here with clear tactical decision making during the fights. That's not to say that the gameplay ported seamlessly from the PS2 as the control system and camera suffers some, but it works better then many other attempts. Other gameplay elements such as the open city concept that Grand Theft Auto brought to glory is also represented.

Here you'll be moving through the city performing a variety of tasks from stealing car radios, robbing stores, mugging citizens, ect. All the stuff that Rockstar puts into their games that occasionally causes them to defend their products in the media or worse is here as well. In addition, if you like playing with a buddy or online, The Warriors offers plenty of options as well with the ability to create your own gangs and battle it out or walk through the story mode together.

The Warriors only significant drawback is the graphics which appear dated, but honestly it won't cause any issues. Sure there are better looking games around, but that kind of detail isn't necessary to this style of game. My only two cautions are that this is almost a direct port from the PS2 so if you played it then you will want to pass.

Also, The Warriors earns the mature rating, but if that doesn't bother you either, it will be money well spent. Hey, all you mean boppers out there. Word on the street is that you're lookin' for an action brawler with that sweet 70's feel. Lucky for you, babies, cause The Warriors from those crazy cats over at RockStar Games took the cult classic and made it into one jivin' videogame, filled with all the stylin' action and violence that made the movie so sweet. A copy of the full basic rules is currently hosted on another site, and has been linked below.

Players assume the role of cats that are to be created using a set of rules. Each character has the following attributes:. As they progress through scenarios, characters improve their abilities and skills, and receive new skills or knacks. Once the players create their characters, choose a game master called Narrator , and decide which scenario to play, the game can begin.

There are several official scenarios, both on the Warriors website, and in the Omen of the Stars books. Players can invent and develop their own scenarios as well, thus the game has an infinite replay value. The narrator describes the settings and reads the descriptions aloud, and the adventure progresses based on the players' decisions, the results of an action being determined by the characters' skills and knacks.

Find all the latest Warriors games, downloads, and Warriors quizzes. Concept A pen-and-paper RPG is a popular type of game played by two or more people.