Exploding Kittens A Game of Cat and Mouth Card Games for Adults Teens & Kids - Fun Family Games & A Little Wordy Card Games for Adults Teens & Kids - Fun Family Games

Lots of fun, well made. Bought for 10 year old who loves it. The box folds out to be the playing surface, Strong magnets hold the paws on to the board and you use them to flick balls trying to knock other balls out of the cat mouth. A bit pricey but glad we bought it.

Easy to learn, fun and easy to play. Over quite quickly though and can get a bit boring if you play for too long, best if you've just got a spare 20/30 minutes

Since bought this for others and recommended too. Great fun!

Great game for everyone. Addictive.

Simple but so much fun

The kids loved it. The adults enjoyed it. The drunken adults adored it.

My 8 year old son is cat mad and it is difficult to find something cat related for boys so I was so glad to find this game! It is really well designed, simple to play and lots of fun.The magnetic mechanism for flicking the four yellow balls with the cat’s paw works really well. You win by either flicking the black ball from the nose, or three cats “teeth” (white balls), or if you happen to land your four yellow firing balls into your opponents side leaving them with 8 yellow balls. (Your 4 and their 4).It’s easiest to win by knocking the nose ball out, and as a consequence the game can be quick.When finished It folds at the end of the game, but it’s a bit hit and miss as you have to align everything perfectly for it to close nicely. But get this right and it’s a nice neat box, although could be a tad bigger for the paws.I can see this being good for Christmas as you could in theory play in teams. It’s different and fun and almost purrrfect.

The box converts into the game itself. It's easy to set up, looks cool and it's quick to learn what you have to do to play. You simply catapult balls through kitty's mouth so they land in your opponent's side of the game, or hit other target balls so they land in your opponent's zone. There's not much strategy to it, but it's a nice energetic game that a 48 year old uncle can play with a twelve year old niece on a pretty level playing field.The balls do occasionally ping out of the game (you officially pause play when that happens) but it doesn't happen often enough to spoil the enjoyment. Helpfully, the game comes with some spare balls, but we've not needed any yet.it's high-fun off-screen entertainment for children who wouldn't normally even consider playing a 'proper' board game. Highly recommended.