Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-4
Age
8+
Playtime
30 min
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Description
A light family card game from Rebel Studio about pampering your cat to make it the happiest cat in the world
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Watch It Played Rules Teach at 0:14 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Satisfying scoring based on goal tiles and tile placement.
- Engaging cat combo mechanic for bonus turns.
- Charming theme of making a cat happy.
- Varied end-game scoring opportunities with bonus tiles.
Cons
- Discarding tiles for cat movement can be costly.
- Bowl placement has restrictions (cannot be on another bowl or a tile with a mouse token).
Thematic elements
- Making your cat happy by providing it with toys, shelves, beds, and bowls.
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Action Point Allowance — The cat's movement has a cost, with the first two moves being free and subsequent moves requiring discarding tiles.
- Combo-building — Creating a straight line of three tiles of the same color triggers a 'cat combo,' allowing an extra tile placement.
- End-game scoring — The game includes final scoring based on tiles in hand, discard pile, and specific end-game goal tiles.
- Hand Management — Players hold tiles in hand and must discard them to perform extra moves with their cat or use them for placement and buying amenities.
- Resource Management — Players manage 'coins' earned from tiles to buy amenity tiles.
- Set Collection — Players collect tiles of certain types or in certain configurations to score points based on goal tiles.
- Tile Placement — Players place tiles to expand their apartment, with specific rules for different tile types (bowls, shelves, beds, mice).
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Quotes (from this video)
- Is this a game or just more cat propaganda?
- And now I love having a cat, but that little furball rules the house which I think was his plan all along.
- Making theirs the happiest cat in the world.
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Ryan and Bethany Board Game Reviews Analysis at 4:10 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
none
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none
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- deck-building — A deck-building game.
- Tile-laying — A tile-laying game.
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Quotes (from this video)
- And today is our Gen Con vlog day zero
- It's going to be great. I'm looking forward to giving you all of this stuff and I hope you enjoy it.
- Basically, we're going to say that you have a board game in alphabetical order.
- So, here's a taste. I'll start with A, Agricola.
- Um Agricola, Bring, Cauldron Quest, Dominion.
- I feel like every time we come to Gen Con, there's always a point where there's some kind of crazy traffic.
- We are just walking to Gen Con.
- There is someone with a Codenames rolling cart uh just pitching Codenames uh and that's pretty awesome.
- Heard about Four Souls Smoky Mountain.
- Dragon Overlord, kind of a lane battler.
- There's just a ton of new releases coming out from Asmodee.
- So much to look at.
- Here we have a deck-building with a tile-laying tile-laying game.
- There is a Love Letter Kpop Edition on Earth.
- Apparently, it's a really cool trick-taking game where you're always trying to be in the second place.
- I love the art on these Melodins cover, and the individual packets of cards.
- I am here with Justin, our faithful uh videographer/tech guy.
- A lot of different styles, like visual styles, and then just like simple games to complex complex ones.
- I have never had Ethiopian food before
- Highlight of Gen Con so far, even though Gen Con hasn't started yet.
- Tomorrow we'll have lots more to show you at the dealer hall and that kind of stuff.
- All right guys, have a great night. We'll see you in the morning.
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Tabletop Tolson Unboxing at 13:38 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- fun
- building beautiful terrain for your cat
- really, really cool and smart
- way, way cool
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- cats, terrain building
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Deck Building — Described as 'like a deck builder but with tiles'.
- Tile building — Players build tiles in front of them and activate them.
- tile drafting — The host mentions tile drafting where you get to purchase tiles.
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Quotes (from this video)
- So, it's just it's lovely. I love Columbus.
- And the tabletop role-playing game I use, because I want to get into tabletop role-playing games more, is called Epitaph.
- This is a really dynamite game.
- I have plenty of copies of Things in Rings, which I already have used in the classroom, and many people were introduced to.
- It takes this and it just makes it more research-based, and it really does essentially shift the focus to an educational setting.
- So, I left with over 20 games, and I had to essentially check my bag.
- Um and I think this is a dynamite game.
- Um, we love Panda Royale. We have shared that with people.
- I love the pity die. That's like the best feature of this game.
- So, I'm probably going to have like a little double uh double header with these two uh review coming up soon.
- And the really fun thing about Wizard Community College is you are all kind of like trainee uh wizards and things don't go right.
- So, I'm excited to get this in my in my classroom and uh hopefully with a little bit more uh of a video with that one soon.
- So, it is always action. You are always playing, you're always thinking and um it's just really cool.
- So, for me, I was like, 'Got to take home Soothsayers.'
- I got me a nice train game. I love a good train game.
- This is like classic train game stuff, man.
- Artwork looks amazing, honestly.
- Oh my goodness. Okay, here we go.
- My number one game that I demoed at the media event for Asmodee is called The Happiest Cat in the World.
- It's like a deck builder but with tiles, but then you're spending them.
- Now the cool thing about this one is you're in two different factions.
- I am into all the duels. I want to try all the duels for every game that they have out there, or duets, or whatever, or duos. I want to play them.
- I had a fantastic time. I had a delicious time.
- I love the mood. I love the energy. I love the games. I love the people. I love gamers. I love gamers so much.
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Bower's Game Corner Review at 0:23 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Constant point churning is satisfying.
- Cool combo abilities.
- Good strategic variety.
- Simple buying mechanism.
- High variability due to tile interactions and scoring conditions.
- Great artwork with many tiny details.
- High replayability.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Building an apartment for a cat to love
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- action selection — Tiles function as action cards, with a coin value that can be spent on movement or other actions.
- Deck Building — The core mechanic is deck building, where purchased tiles also provide income for future turns.
- Set Collection — Chaining three color tiles in a row allows for combos.
- tile laying — Players build an apartment by placing tiles, and can chain tiles of the same color for combos.
- Tile Placement — Players build an apartment by placing tiles, and can chain tiles of the same color for combos.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- And in this game, you're going to be building an apartment for a cat to love.
- It's much very euroe in that aspect during the game in the end game.
- But it's actually a a a deck building game at its core because when you purchase these tiles, they have a cost on them to purchase, but then they will also give you money in the future.
- It's like this delicate balancing thing active. Oh, this one's gonna give me a bunch of money. And if it gives you a bunch of money, you want to play it into your apartment because you can actively score points every single turn.
- And that's one thing if you like games where you're constantly just churning points, this is the one to do it.
- It felt like a real winner.
- And honestly, that was the name of the game of the Asthma Day thing. Like, you could say I'm an Asma day shill, but every game I played, I was like, "Yeah, that's our good."
- The amount of details, tiny details they put, which it really helped bring the game to life, I think.
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