Boop is an abstract strategy game that blends feline cuteness with logical challenges. Two players compete on a small 6x6 square bed, where every move can push adjacent kittens away. The goal is simple: line up three kittens to transform them into cats, then line up three cats to win. Each time you place a kitten, it makes a ‘boop’, shifting surrounding pieces—a pushing mechanic that demands careful positioning and move sequencing. The play surface is a quilted fabric that covers the back of the box, adding a handcrafted touch to the board. The set includes 8 wooden kittens and 8 wooden cats per player, totaling 32 pieces, all with distinct shapes for quick identification. The game lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, making it a great option for short competitive sessions while remaining challenging: the need to plan several steps ahead keeps each game unique. The aesthetic is light and fun, with pieces resembling cartoonish cats, but the mechanics are serious enough to keep experienced players engaged. Boop combines simple, easy-to-learn rules with deep strategic depth, making it an excellent board game for those who enjoy mental challenges without dice or cards. If you like board games that require tactical thinking and have a good sense of space, Boop will surprise you—and maybe even make you want to collect more felines.