Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
A quick, cute card game that hides a surprising amount of strategy and feline mischief!
Highlights
- Very fast play sessions
- Fun and chaotic interaction
- Adorable theme
- Unique card abilities
Keep in mind
- Requires one deck per two players
- Can be slightly frustrating
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get your heart ready (and maybe some patience for your friends), because cat week is officially here! In Cat Days, your mission is to fill up your week with feline friends, aiming to rack up the highest score possible along the way. But don't be fooled into thinking this is just about placing cute animals on the table and smiling; every cat you bring into your schedule comes with its own unique personality and, more importantly, its own set of rules. Some cats play nice with your score, while others might just swoop in and cancel out everything you've worked for.
The gameplay gets even deeper and a bit more mischievous with special cards that can flip the script. You'll encounter the cat tree, a total game-changer that lets multiple cats score on the same day, and the cardboard box—which, if you know anything about cats, is irresistible—allowing you to snatch a cat straight from an opponent's week! It's a game of placement and management where you must decide how to use different worker types to maximize your points.
Featuring 'highest-lowest scoring' mechanics and a healthy dose of 'take that' interaction, Cat Days is the perfect quickie, ideal for those 5 to 15-minute sessions that leave you craving just one more round. It's a dream for animal lovers and for players who enjoy a bit of competitive edge and direct interaction. Just a quick heads-up: to play with two people, you'll need one full deck. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's full of feline charm!
The gameplay gets even deeper and a bit more mischievous with special cards that can flip the script. You'll encounter the cat tree, a total game-changer that lets multiple cats score on the same day, and the cardboard box—which, if you know anything about cats, is irresistible—allowing you to snatch a cat straight from an opponent's week! It's a game of placement and management where you must decide how to use different worker types to maximize your points.
Featuring 'highest-lowest scoring' mechanics and a healthy dose of 'take that' interaction, Cat Days is the perfect quickie, ideal for those 5 to 15-minute sessions that leave you craving just one more round. It's a dream for animal lovers and for players who enjoy a bit of competitive edge and direct interaction. Just a quick heads-up: to play with two people, you'll need one full deck. It's fast, it's chaotic, and it's full of feline charm!
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Best player count
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Farplace Animal Rescue, 25th Century Games, Bankiiiz Editions, Ігромаг
Designer
Gareth Edwards
Artist
Pauline Detraz
Community
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516owners
53wishlist
1want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game take?
It's super quick! Usually between 5 and 15 minutes.
Can I play with more than 2 players?
The game is designed for 2 players. You'll need one deck for every two people.
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all. With a weight of 1/5, it's very easy to pick up and play.
Is it kid-friendly?
Yes, the theme is lovely, but the 'take that' mechanic might need supervision if kids are very competitive!
What does 'take that' mean in this game?
It means you can use cards to mess with your opponents' plans, like stealing a cat from them.
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