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So you managed to collect all those elusive rare cats and items on Neko Atsume, but what happens when you need to upgrade or replace your phone? Here’s how to transfer your Neko Atsume game profile and cat collection to a new mobile.

Unfortunately, there’s currently no official way for you to transfer your cat collection between one device and another; no backup option currently exists according to developer Hit-Point’s FAQ page, which states (via Google Translate):

“Currently, there is no way to carry out the takeover of the data in the application side.
We studied for takeover, but the state can not promise in the timing and method for the amount of save data is very large stage.”

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Luckily for those of you with Android devices, there are a couple of workarounds. We’ve tested both of these options out and managed to successfully transfer game data from one Android phone to another.

The first workaround is by far the easiest, but requires you to spend a little bit of money. The second is free to accomplish, but also more time consuming.

Also, while we’ve not yet found a reliable workaround for iOS phones and tablets, we will update this article accordingly once we’ve crossed that particularly rickety bridge.

Without further ado, here’s how to transfer Neko Atsume game data between Android devices.

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How to transfer Neko Atsume game data between devices – the quick and easy path

Download Helium to your desktop and your Android devices

Helium (formerly known as Carbon) is available for Windows, Mac OS and Linux desktops and allows for easy data transfer between Android devices. You can download it in its various incarnations here.

As developer Clockwork Mod’s site says, Windows users will need to install device-specific drivers and restart before proceeding. Everyone else need not worry.

Once you’ve got all that sorted, download and install the Helium app from Google Play on the devices you want to transfer information between.

Setting up Helium

While the Helium app itself is free to download, you’ll need to shell out for the Premium edition if you want to be able to easily transfer game data. This costs $5 (£3.17 at the time of writing), which unlocks the function to be able to temporarily store data in your Dropbox or Box account. It also sees Clockwork Mod getting a bit of beer money for their efforts.

Once Helium’s installed everywhere it needs to be, the first thing to do is to connect your old device – the phone or tablet you’re transferring game data from – to your desktop via USB.

Opening up the Helium app on your phone will begin the process of creating an encryption key and allowing for the transfer of data between devices. You may be prompted to switch your phone to PTP/Camera mode; if not, you’ll need to do this manually if you’re not seeing any progress.

If everything works correctly, you’ll see a green tick appear on the Helium window on your desktop – see the image below. At this stage, you’re ready to connect and verify the second device (the phone you’re transferring the data to) using the same process.

Install the Helium app on your second device, connect to your desktop, open the Helium app on your phone and switch to PTP/Camera mode.

Trivia: Helium was originally called Carbon, but had to change its name due to trademark issues – for this reason you may see files named ‘carbon’ appearing on your desktop.

Once your second phone is verified, you’ll be able to finally begin the process of transferring Neko Atsume data between devices.

Transferring Neko Atsume save data using Helium

Now for the fun part. Plug in your original device and open the Helium app. On the left-hand column, scroll down until you see Neko Atsume listed. If it’s not under ‘N’ it will be found at the bottom of the app list as ‘ねこあつめ’. For some reason on our Galaxy Note 3, the Neko Atsume app icon didn’t display within Helium. Almost as if it was trying to hide from us on purpose…

However it’s named, once you’ve found it, select it. You’ll then be given the option of manually backing up data to the phone’s internal storage, scheduling a back up or adding it to a cloud storage account. Helium supports data transfers via both Dropbox and Box.

It’s free to register for a Dropbox or Box account; sign up here and here.

Transferring via the cloud is by far the most hassle-free way of getting all of your cats and items to your new phone. Select either Dropbox or Box from the menu and enter your account details when prompted. You’ll get a notification once all of the data transfer has completed.

When this happens, unplug your old phone, plug in your new one and open Helium. Once again, you’ll need to go through the process of verifying your phone – make sure USB Debugging is turned on and accept the computer’s RSA fingerprint.

Open up the right hand Restore and Sync tab and open the cloud folder you saved your game data to. You shold see the Neko Atsume icon present and correct.

From here it’s a simple case of tapping the Neko Atsume icon and waiting for that restoration process to do it’s thing. You’ll get a notification when everything’s transferred, after which you’ll be safe to unplug your phone.

Open up Neko Atsume on your new device and instead of having to start from scratch, you’ll see all of your yards, toys and rare cats present and correct.

Success!

How to transfer Neko Atsume game data between devices – the hard and (free) path

If you don’t want to spend any money you can simply transfer the data yourself. We say ‘simply’, it can be a pretty convoluted process if you’re not familiar with entering command lines into terminals.

While it doesn’t require a degree in computer science to figure out, if you’re in any way unsure about removing files from phones, then we recommend ignoring this section altogether and sticking to the paid version described above. Hum dil de chuke sanam picture gallery.

What Helium essentially does is simplifies the process which we’re going to take you through below.

The first thing you’ll need to do is get ADB (Android Debug Bridge) installed on your desktop. ADB is part of the Android SDK. This lets you take control of your device from a desktop via USB. This is useful for lots of things; back in the day it was also the only way you could take screenshots on your Android phone without rooting, before it became a common feature.

In this instance, we’re going to show you how to use it to copy game data from one phone to another.

Hat tip to developer Evan Hahn, whose article here formed the basis of this workaround. As Hahn says, his post ‘assum

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