The House TD 2: How to Get Coins Fast With the Free Kitty Unit

Coins pile up fastest in The House TD 2 when you lean on one free Epic unit and a low-pressure map that never punishes you for going hands-off. The setup centers on a Holy-type unit called Kitty, a tight placement pattern, and the game’s own speed and skip settings doing the heavy lifting.

Quick answer: Join the developer’s Roblox group and like the game to claim the free Kitty unit, then run The Kitchen on Normal with Auto Skip on and the speed multiplier set to x2 or x3. Pack multiple Kitty units together and upgrade them one at a time to clear waves and bank coins.

Claim the free Kitty unit first

Kitty is a group reward, so it costs nothing beyond two quick actions. The in-game prompt spells it out plainly: “Like the game and join the group to claim.” Once both conditions are met, the reward pedestal hands over the unit.

Open The House TD on Roblox and like the experience, then join the developer’s group from the game’s Roblox page.

Interact with the Kitty group reward pedestal in-game to claim the unit. The prompt confirms the unit once both requirements register.

If the pedestal glitches and nothing is granted, rejoin the game or hop into a private server, then try the claim again. This usually fixes a reward that fails to register on the first attempt.

You’ll know it worked when Kitty appears in your unit list as an Epic, Holy-type unit ready to place.

Kitty stats and upgrade cost

Kitty starts modest but scales cleanly with a single upgrade, which is why sequential upgrading works so well on a farming map.

Stat	Base	After upgrade
Damage	40	64
Speed	1.5	1.5
Range	18	20
Upgrade cost	—	$160

Set up the coin farm on The Kitchen

The farming loop runs on Floor 1, The House, using The Kitchen map on Normal difficulty. Normal keeps enemy pressure low enough that a wall of Kitty units holds without constant babysitting.

Enter the elevator and choose Floor 1, The House.

Select The Kitchen map, then pick Normal difficulty rather than Horror.

Turn Auto Skip on so waves advance without manual input, and set the speed multiplier to the highest available option, x2 or x3, to shorten each run.

Place several Kitty units tightly together to make the most of the available space and concentrate damage on the enemy path.

Upgrade the Kitty units one by one instead of maxing a single unit first. Spreading upgrades across the group keeps overall damage climbing evenly, which clears waves more reliably.

Automate it for AFK farming

Once placement and upgrades are dialed in, the whole run becomes repetitive enough to record as a macro. The third-party tool Tiny Task can capture your placement and upgrade clicks, then replay them so the map farms coins while you’re away from the keyboard.

Note: Tiny Task is external automation software, not a game feature. Automating input carries its own risk under a game’s rules, so weigh that before leaving a session running unattended.

If the setup isn’t paying out

Most problems trace back to a missed step rather than the strategy itself. Run through these before assuming the method is broken.

No Kitty in your roster: you either skipped liking the game or joining the group. Complete both, then rejoin to reclaim.
Reward pedestal not responding: rejoin the game or use a private server, then interact with it again.
Runs feel slow: confirm Auto Skip is set to On and the multiplier is at x2 or x3, not x1.
Waves breaking through: add more Kitty units in a tight cluster and keep upgrades rotating across the group.

With Kitty claimed, The Kitchen locked to Normal, and the speed and skip toggles on, the coins accumulate on their own between waves. Keep the units packed and the upgrades cycling, and the map does the rest.