If you already love Cat in the Box and want a version that impresses on the table, Colossal is the way to go! It's the same clever game, but with a touch of flair and components that are a joy to handle.
- Giant, luxurious components
- Two expansions included
- Enhanced tactile experience
- Top-notch GameTrayz organization
- Larger version, takes more space
- Higher price than original
- Moderate language dependency
About the game
What you do in a play session
This edition doesn't skimp on luxury: it comes with two brand-new expansions and components that elevate the experience. All of this is organized in GameTrayz inserts, including a cat-shaped one, to keep everything neat in the box. Despite its grand components, the box itself is standard-sized, which is quite an achievement! It's the same quantum trick-taking game you know, but with an impressive table presence and a satisfying tactile feel. If you enjoy the idea of predicting plays and managing your hand of cards intelligently, with a touch of quantum unpredictability, this version will win you over. There's a moderate language dependency, so a translated reference sheet might be helpful to dive right in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What's the main difference between Colossal Cat in the Box and the original?
Does the game remain a quantum trick-taking game?
Is it very difficult to learn?
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Does the game time change with the larger components?
Do I need a translation to play?
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