Sweepers

Sweepers

Red Cat Games · Board game · 2026
2–4 5–10 min
rating Ludopedia
rating BGG
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Our Verdict

Ideal for families with kids or groups who love fast-paced, physical games. Coordinated chaos with a rake in hand!

Highlights
  • Instant, accessible fun
  • Trains coordination and reflexes
  • Two game modes (competitive/cooperative)
Keep in mind
  • May be too frantic for some
  • Requires table space
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About the game
Winter is coming, and the squirrels are in a frantic race to gather as many treats as possible before the meadow is picked clean! In *Sweepers*, everyone acts simultaneously: reveal a card from your deck, find the matching token on the meadow, and use your rake to pull it to your side—but be careful, if you miss the target or knock off the wrong treat, you’ll waste precious time fixing your mistakes. Each new card demands you spot different combinations of colors and items, turning the game into a test of reflexes, sharp eyes, and hand-eye coordination. The game features two modes: *That’s My Stash!*, a competitive race to collect your treats first, and *Quick Paws*, a cooperative real-time challenge where players work together before the sand timer runs out. With simple rules, simultaneous action, and physical interaction, *Sweepers* is a lively family game that hones observation, fine motor skills, and keeps everyone engaged from start to finish.
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Game details

Families

Animals: Squirrels / Chipmunks Components: Sand Timers
Publisher Red Cat Games
Designer Oleg Meleshin
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
2 to 4 hungry squirrels chasing treats!
What’s the recommended age?
6+, but adults will also have fun (and fumble) with the game.
Does it need a lot of table space?
Yes, the central meadow must be reachable by all, so a big table helps.
Which mode is better for beginners?
Cooperative (*Quick Paws*) is less stressful to learn the mechanics.
How long does a game last?
5 to 10 minutes — perfect for multiple rounds!
Is it easy to store the components?
Yes, it includes bags to separate tokens and cards.