Need to spice up game night?
Exploding Kittens Catchables - A collectible toy-tossing game.
Throw 'em, catch 'em, collect 'em all! A Catchable is an adorably offbeat squishy kitty that you get to throw in the air. Each Catchable is paired with cards that make you do stunts before catching it. These stunts range from silly (“tap your leg once”) to seriously tough (“stand on 1 foot the entire time your Catchable is in the air) and the difficulty ramps up as you add more stunts to the mix. The first person to complete 5 stunts before catching their Catchable wins!
You can also collect additional Catchables to add more stunts and players to the game.
What's In the Box?
Exploding Kittens Catchables comes with:
Plus, one instruction manual that you will probably skim.
Very fun and silly and good for a laugh. The game is easy to pick up and jump right into the fun. Perfect for a fun distraction or ice breaker.
This game is incredibly silly, having you catch small squishy cats while doing tasks, such as standing on one foot, wiggling your butt, or narrating your turn.
It's a fairly quick play if you're playing with an end in sight, but we kept playing even after there was a winner to see how crazy we could get. The CATchables themselves are really nice (think the burritos from Throw Throw Burrito, only rounder and sillier. )
In fact, my one-year-old decided the CATchables are hers, and getting them back has proven to be a challenge. They're soft and squishy and colorful, aka everything she wants. Make sure you have a lot of space while playing this. We had to move outside due to the small size of our living room and our terrible hand/eye coordination.
Overall, a really good outside party game that'll get the whole group on their feet and laughing.
My college age roommates and I had a blast playing this. The combination of personal challenge and competitive challenge is super fun. I think it would be fun to try outside.
Once again, we made our own rules and we love it that way. :) The catchables are so cute and soft. I played with my grandsons who are aged 4 and 6, so naturally we had to alter the rules as doing 5 things before catching the catchable would be quite the challenge. We picked cards and if you did what was on the card as you threw the catchable in the air, then caught it, you got a point. The person with the most points after we went through all the cards won. I just love EK games, I rarely follow the rules with any of the games ha!
This game is a hoot for all involved. My whole family had a blast playing this.
