The Best Cat Themed Games

Dolphin Hat Games’ Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza is a fun and fast-paced card game that’s great for 3 to 8 players. The aim of the game is simple — get as many cards as possible before anyone else does. Each player takes turns flipping over cards from their stack, trying to match them with another card in play. With its quirky illustrations and easy gameplay, this lighthearted game will have everyone laughing as they compete against each other to be the first person with the most cards.

Pros:

• Super easy to learn for the whole family
• An excellent way to switch up your game night
• Perfect for classrooms
• Fast-paced
• Cards are durable for aggressive play

Cons:

• Cards are slippery

Exploding Kittens Original Edition

Exploding Kittens is a fun and family-friendly card game that has taken the world by storm. It won numerous awards, including “Game of The Year,” due to it being so popular, with over 10 million copies sold. This set includes 56 cards plus instructions, all packaged nicely in a reusable box. With its simple rules only taking two minutes or less for beginners to learn, this game can be enjoyed anytime and anywhere. Players draw cards in the hopes of not selecting the dreading exploding kitten. If you do, you’re out, and that’s pretty much the extent of the game.

Pros:

• Fast-paced
• Lots of different editions available
• Everything comes assembled
• Horses made from thick, high-quality plastic

Cons:

• Cards are flimsy

Late for the Sky CAT-opoly

Late for the Sky’s Cat-Opoly is an entertaining game we think cat lovers will adore. It’s a twist on traditional Monopoly and includes all your favorite cats represented in various properties throughout the board. Players can buy property featuring different types of cats such as Siamese, Manx, Persian and more; purchase litterboxes (houses) and bones (hotels) to collect “rent” when other players land on their space —just like regular Monopoly. This unique version also includes fun facts about each feline featured so that everyone learns something new while playing. What’s not to love? Late For The Sky’s Cat-Opoly is worth checking out if you want to add some purr-fectly delightful entertainment to your home game nights.

Pros:

• If you’ve played Monopoly, this won’t take long to learn
• One game session lasts a long time
• Older kids will love playing with mom and dad
• Board and pieces are durable

Cons:

• Those expecting a different game than Monopoly might be disappointed

Briarpatch Pete The Cat The Missing Cupcakes

Briarpatch’s Pete The Cat The Missing Cupcakes game is a fun and educational experience for kids. It’s designed to help develop problem-solving skills using logic, observation, memory recall, and pattern recognition in an entertaining way. Players work together and join Pete on his search as they uncover clues that lead him closer to discovering what happened to the missing cupcakes, Using songs and various physical activities, this engaging game offers plenty of entertainment while helping children learn important critical thinking strategies.

Pros:

• Children as young as three can play
• It’s impossible to lose
• Don’t need to read in order to play this game
• Well made for rambunctious children

Cons:

• Some kids may not like that this is an “everyone wins” type of game

Bicycle Cats Playing Cards Designed by Lisa Parker

This deck of playing cards, designed by Lisa Parker, is an excellent addition to any card game. Each card features an adorable cat doing something magical, like holding a wand or reading a spellbook. With its vibrant illustrations, this set will bring hours of fun during family games or when teaching new players the basics of poker and other popular card games. The cards are well-made with durable materials that ensure they look nice even after lots of use — no more worries about worn-out edges. Whether you’re playing Texas hold ’em or Solitaire, these charming cats make every game special.

Pros:

• Easy to shuffle
• Ideal for Lisa Parker fans
• Magical theme adds a nice touch
• Flexible but don’t bend out of shape

Cons:

• On the smaller side