Wild Cats

Wild Cats Wild Cats puts you back on the court as the coach of a women’s volleyball team. Plan training, support the players’ struggles, and navigate tempting romantic encounters as scholarship stakes rise.

Wild Cats

Wild Cats is a story-driven role-playing game where you’re brought in to coach a school girls’ volleyball team. Your job is to support a group of diverse players as they work to improve their volleyball skills through customized training and psychological support. As the season unfolds, you’ll also be pulled into increasingly tempting moments—will you stay in control, or will you give in?

Spend time with the team, have meaningful conversations, and work toward unlocking exciting adult scenes. If you’re interested in this kind of narrative experience, don’t miss it.

Story

You were once a highly anticipated rising volleyball star—until you pushed yourself too hard, injured your shoulder, and watched your future collapse along with it. After a long slide into poor decisions, you’re now nobody, drowning your problems instead of facing them.

After a turning point brought on by a year of spiraling despair, you receive a vague meeting invitation from the Dean of Baskerville State University, one of the most prestigious schools around. They’re offering a possible scholarship—something no other university has been willing to give you. Of course, there’s a catch.

The scholarship requires you to confront your past and return to volleyball, but not as a player. You’ll take on a new role: coach of the school’s women’s volleyball team.

Facing your demons might sound like the hardest part—until you realize the team is dealing with serious problems that could jeopardize your scholarship at any moment. Still, if you step up and address each issue with your eyes open, you may end up growing in ways you never expected.

Features

Character Interaction & Development

• Meet the players, learn their backgrounds, and steadily build trust.
• Your choices directly affect their personal growth and, in turn, the team’s performance.
• Spend time on one-on-one conversations and help resolve conflicts to create a tighter, more motivated squad.

Diverse Cast of Characters

• Wild Cats introduces a lively, varied group of characters with distinct personalities and challenges.
• From a shy, insecure setter to a confident but talented spiker, each teammate adds value—and sometimes brings complications.



• How you respond to their differences influences both your development and how well the team performs.

Story-Driven Choices

• Every decision matters—from practice drills to how you handle disputes between players.
• Your choices shape not only match outcomes, but also the relationships you build with the team and the university administration.

Realistic Volleyball Mechanics

• Even though the narrative is central, the game still aims to feel like volleyball.
• Plan plays, develop team strategies, and make high-impact decisions during matches.
• The better you understand the sport, the better your chances of leading the Wild Cats to victory.

Balance Training & Personal Growth

• Success requires managing multiple responsibilities at once.
• Schedule training sessions, hold strategy meetings, and offer emotional support to your team.
• While you help them improve, you’ll also grow as both a coach and a person—your choices determine what happens next for you and the team.

Changelog

Wild Cats Chapter 2 (Public)

Hey everyone! Wild Cats Chapter 2 is now available to everyone. Thanks for waiting, and I hope you enjoy it!

• IMPORTANT: Please start a new save.
• All translations have now been implemented.
• Slight update to the UI.
• Fixed an issue with the phone call scene with one of the LI (love interests).

If you have any questions, issues, or feedback, feel free to message the developer.

Player Comments

• “The lighting looks a bit too high-contrast, or is it just me? Planned harem, no NTR, and no Lesbian/bi planned (hopefully it stays that way). This already sounds good. My only criticism (if you could call it that) is the quality of the renders.”
• “I haven’t worked with Illusion before, so I’m not sure how it works, but the lighting does seem a bit off. Some scenes look like the model edges pixelize or the resolution drops.”
• “The story sounds good though, and I love HS—this definitely goes on my watch list for now. Thank you for sharing, and best of luck.”



• “I rarely submit ratings, but this is such a good start. Great girls and the story is kind of interesting. It’s hard to make me care about story in these games, but I’m actually reading dialogue! The renders are a little hit & miss—some have lots of pixelation or artifacting.”