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The royal black-and-white cat and orange stray running over medieval rooftops
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Release date

No release date has been announced for The Missing Tail. Steam lists the planned release as “To be announced,” and PlayStation Store also leaves the date undetermined. Both store listings accept wishlists.

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Playtest

Request access through the form on the official The Missing Tail website. It asks for an email address and consent to receive playtest and game updates; submitting the form is a request, not a guaranteed invitation.

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Both playable cats running through a busy medieval market
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Platforms

The Missing Tail is announced for Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. Steam lists Windows requirements, and an official PlayStation Store wishlist is live. Exact console generations and native Switch, macOS, or Linux versions remain unconfirmed in the reviewed sources.

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Split-screen view of both cats exploring a leafy medieval village lane
Co-op setup
Co-op guide

The Missing Tail is designed for two players, with local split-screen announced. Steam separately lists Online Co-op and Remote Play Together. The official website says online co-op for PC and consoles is in development. Its one-copy FAQ does not establish a currently usable remote console guest route.

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Split-screen co-op traversal with one cat in a tree and the other rolling a barrel
Co-op setup
One-copy guide

The official FAQ says one copy is enough on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, alongside its local split-screen explanation. Steam also lists Remote Play Together. This does not confirm a Friend's Pass, cross-play, or remote guest access on consoles.

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Split-screen view of both cats exploring a leafy medieval village lane
Co-op setup
Split-screen

Yes. Local split-screen co-op is a confirmed feature. Official screenshots show the screen divided vertically so each player can move and look independently while staying in the same shared adventure.

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The cats moving together through a dark fortress sequence with cannons
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Online multiplayer

Steam lists Online Co-op and Remote Play Together as separate features. Remote Play Together is a listed streaming option, not proof that it is the only online method. The official website now describes online co-op for PC and consoles as in development; it does not publish the final invitation flow.

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Split-screen co-op traversal with one cat in a tree and the other rolling a barrel
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Cross-play

Cross-play has not been confirmed. The game is announced for Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, but the official pages do not say that players on different platform families can join the same session.

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The royal black-and-white cat and orange stray running over medieval rooftops
Game basics
Characters

The adventure follows two playable leads: a black-and-white royal palace cat and an orange stray. Their different backgrounds shape their personalities and perspectives, while both are needed for the shared journey home.

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PC requirements

The minimum PC target is Windows 10 64-bit, an Intel Core i5-4460 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB RAM, a GTX 960 or RX 570, DirectX 11, broadband, and 10 GB storage. The recommended target raises CPU, memory, GPU, and OS requirements.

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The two cats pushing an object together beside the Waterwylle village sign
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Gameplay

The Missing Tail combines two-player split-screen exploration with co-op puzzles, platforming, quests, animal assistance, townsfolk interactions, secrets, and playful environmental chaos in a medieval castle setting.

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FAQ

The Missing Tail is an unreleased co-op adventure from Estoty, designed for two players. Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox are announced; the PlayStation wishlist is live. Local split-screen is confirmed, while release timing, cross-play, and remote console access remain unconfirmed.

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Coverage boundary

Why there is no walkthrough section yet

The public reveal confirms puzzles, quests, secrets, animal assistance, townsfolk, rooftops, Waterwylle, and night sequences. It does not yet publish puzzle names, objective steps, chapter order, collectible counts, quest rewards, or achievement requirements.

Publishing those routes now would create thin pages or force unsupported details. This guide library will expand after a playable build produces exact player tasks. Until then, these pages solve the real pre-launch decisions: how two people can play, what they need, and what remains unannounced.