The creators of the hit tabletop game Exploding Kittens is now introducing its first non-card game, A Game of Cat & Mouth, and it's called a fast-action, magnet-powered, "pinball’ish game" for two players. The aim of the game is to get colorful balls through the Cat Head centerpiece onto the opponent's side. There are three ways for players to win a round: knocking out the single black nose ball or all three white “teeth” or getting all eight of their yellow balls to the opponent’s side of the board.
As Elan Lee, Co-Creator and CEO of Exploding Kittens, says: "Fun two-player games have been notoriously absent from the tabletop industry, and ‘A Game of Cat & Mouth’ was born out of the desire to fill that void."
Image Credit: Exploding Kittens
What's Driving This Trend
- Magnet-powered Games
- There is an opportunity to create more magnet-powered games that offer a unique and innovative gameplay experience for tabletop gamers.
- Fast-action Games
- There is an opportunity to create more fast-action tabletop games with a unique gameplay experience that can engage players of different ages.
- Two-player Games
- There is an opportunity to create more two-player tabletop games that offer a fun and interactive experience for friends and family members.
Who This Affects Most
- Tabletop Games
- The tabletop gaming industry can create more innovative and unique games that utilize magnet-powered technology.
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can create more fast-action games that incorporate unique mechanics for interactive play that draw in all ages groups and offer fun experiences that challenge the user.
- Family Entertainment
- Family entertainment venues can create more two-player games that are engaging and offer new experiences that can be enjoyed together.
