Author: Jellyfi, Bongo Cat Guide Editor Profile
Key points
- Jellyfi is the editorial byline responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining these Bongo Cat guides.
- Facts come from the Steam store page, Steam's public stats and the developer's own announcements and replies; every guide page ends with a numbered source list (S001 onward) and access dates; section and author pages do not.
- Anything no official source states, such as the rarity of one specific hat, is left out rather than guessed.
- Found something that no longer matches the game? Report it through the Contact page with the link and the date you saw it.
Jellyfi is the editorial byline on LootWiki, responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining the Bongo Cat guides on this site. Every guide published under that byline is listed below.
How these guides are researched
The game changes through small, frequent patches, so the most reliable record is the developer's own. Mechanics are taken first from the Steam store page and the official announcements on Steam, then from replies the developer posted in the Steam discussions under the [developer] badge. Steam's public achievement stats supply names and unlock rates. Every guide ends with numbered sources (starting at S001) and an access date, so you can open the original and check it yourself.
Fan wikis and other guide sites are used only to cross-check, never as the only source for a fact. Where two official sources disagree, or where a number was only ever stated in an older patch, the page says so and gives the date. Advice such as which achievement to chase first is labelled as a suggestion, not a rule.
How to read the dates on a page
Under the heading of each article, "Published" is the date the page went live on this site and "Last checked" is the date the text was checked against its sources. The game has no public version number, so pages are dated rather than tied to a game version.
Reporting an error
If a rule, a date or an item name does not match what you see in the game, email us through the Contact page and include the page link and the date you noticed it. The site-wide writing and correction rules are on the Editorial Policy page.
Guides by Jellyfi
How to Play Bongo Cat: Taps, Chests and Drops
How Bongo Cat works on Steam: key presses become taps, chests open on the timer the developer set (30 minutes in 2025), and duplicates exchange up.
Bongo Cat Steam Error: Fixes and Hotkeys Guide
Bongo Cat Steam Error explained: why the popup appears, how to check whether your drop went through, the timer resync fix, and display hotkeys.
Is Bongo Cat Safe? The Keylogger Question
Is Bongo Cat safe? What the developer has said about keylogging, internet use and anti-cheat, what you can verify yourself, and what is still open.
Bongo Cat Multiplayer: Lobbies and Fruit Sets
Bongo Cat multiplayer: up to 100 cats per Steam lobby, public and private lobbies, codes, chat and pats, plus the multiplayer-only fruit sets.
Bongo Cat Hats and Skins: Rarity and Sources
Bongo Cat hats and skins: official drop rates per rarity, the new Unique tier, every way items reach your inventory, and the supporter packs.
Bongo Cat Exchange, Trading and Market Rules
How the Bongo Cat exchange turns ten duplicates into a higher-rarity item, what you can trade or sell on the Steam Market, and every rule change.
Bongo Cat Events and Paw Pass: Full Timeline
Bongo Cat seasonal and charity events from April 2025 to the Circus Paw Pass, with dates, what each gave away, and how the free and premium Paw Pass work.
All 28 Bongo Cat Achievements and Unlock Rates
All 28 Bongo Cat Steam achievements with the exact requirement text and global unlock rates, grouped by taps, items, emojis, lobbies and exchanges.
