About The Missing Tail Wiki

A small guide built around real player questions

The Missing Tail Wiki is an independent English-language player resource for Estoty's upcoming two-player cat adventure. It began during the announcement period, when the useful questions were practical rather than encyclopedic: when can we play, which platforms are announced, does each player need a copy, can we use split-screen, and what has the developer actually said about cross-play?

That focus shapes the site. Instead of opening dozens of empty character, item, or chapter pages before the game is playable, we publish a compact set of complete guides that answer one question at a time. When a fact has not been announced, the guide says so plainly. When the public record changes, the relevant page is reviewed and its date is updated.

What you can find here

The first edition covers release timing, playtest access, Steam, PlayStation and Xbox availability, local and online co-op, the one-copy promise, split-screen, cross-play status, the two playable cats, announced gameplay features, and the published Windows requirements. Each guide includes a short answer, useful context, related questions, and links to the pages used for the update.

After playable material becomes available, coverage can grow into puzzle solutions, quest steps, collectibles, named locations, chapter navigation, achievement help, accessibility notes, and troubleshooting. Those pages will be based on direct play or sufficiently specific public material—not guesses made from a trailer frame.

Independent, unofficial, and transparent

This website is not operated by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Estoty, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, or YouTube. The Missing Tail name, its characters, and official artwork remain the property of their respective owners. Official images are used to identify and discuss the game, and their original public locations are listed on our media attribution page.

We do not host game downloads, distribute builds, sell playtest access, or ask for account credentials. Links to a wishlist, waitlist, store page, community, or trailer lead to the relevant external service and are labeled as external destinations.

How to reach the site

Found a changed store listing, a factual error, a broken link, or an accessibility problem? Email contact@themissingtail.wiki. Useful corrections include a public source URL and the page that needs attention. We review messages for site maintenance; we cannot provide official game support or guarantee playtest access.