Assassin’s Creed: Unity has inspired a fair bit of interesting videos, including a real-life parkour video which showcases four Assassins traversing the length of Paris to hunt down their targets. As if spoofing the same, a new video called Assassin’s Kittens Unity sees four Assassins chasing down their target. The twist? The Assassins are kittens. Cue wins all around.

Whatever your stance may be on kittens, there’s no denying the video is well made. The presence of four differet colour cloaks relates to the co-op element of Assassin’s Creed Unity wherein four players can team up and complete missions together. You don’t have to be green, brown, grey and dark blue though as there are tons of different items and gear you can use to customize your Assassin.

Assassin’s Creed: Unity will be out on November 11th in North America and November 13th in Europe for the PS4, Xbox One and PC.

When you threaten a bunch of Kittens, it usually means war on the Internet. That’s what happened here when Reverb – a PR agency – said in a press release that they would donate $5000 to Humane Society if their promoted game Edge of Space was greenlighted on Steam.

This process is usually known as Guilt voting which is pretty bad in itself, but I think they weren’t serious about the whole thing in the first place. But as you know, Internet will be Internet. And you don’t threaten Kittens on the Internet.

“Earlier today, we issued a ‘call to arms’ press release to garner support for a game that we’re publishing, Edge of Space. It’s a game that we’re really excited about and we took a non-traditional approach to garner attention for it as well as creating a chance to donate money to a good cause, but it seems as though our release was taken the wrong way by some people,” Reverb’s official response read. (Via Eurogamer)

“Even before the promotion was approved Reverb had decided to make a donation of $5,000 to the Humane Society today, this was just a fun way of drumming up some attention for the game. The release was meant to grab attention and call readers to action, but we regret if we made anyone uncomfortable or angry with its content. Millions of stray cats enter shelters each year, with the yearly cost of humane shelters resting in the billions. Our wording may have been muddled, but our intentions are good.”

Edge of Space’s Steam Greenlight page also contains a clarification statement from Reverb vice president of business development, Doug Kennedy.

“I challenge anyone else on this board to make a donation to the Humane Society, I committed $5000, and we requested a vote of YES for the game. If anyone did their homework you would know we have made a variety of donations to animal organizations. if you don’t want to vote for the game I fully respect that, if times are tough and money us tight a “yes” vote would be greatly appreciated, provided the company continues to do well, we will continue to fund and support a number of animal organizations, either way its a win – win for the kitties. (Lastly, does anyone really think that that we were not going to make the $5000 donation, come on folks, seriously? I’ve been in the industry for 20 years, I remember when it was fun, lighten up a bit and appreciate the fact that a great organization like the Humane Society is getting a ton of attention and a nice contribution).”

It’s quite hilarious. Also a big misunderstanding, so props to Reverb for donating a meaty amount.