Game Info
Year
2026
Players
3-5
Age
8+
Playtime
15 min
Publisher
Helvetiq
Collection
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Creator Score
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Vibe profile
Waiting on more creator content
Description
A compact trick-taking game where kittens compete to collect colored toys without taking too many of one color
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Rolling Dice & Taking Names Review at 1:00:27 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Positive
Pros
- Does not require following suit, which is different and engaging.
- Offers unexpected strategic depth.
- The mechanics are 'mind-blowing'.
- The card stock is thick and high quality.
- The art is amazing and consistent.
Cons
- Can go a little too long, though adjustable.
- The sudden end can be anticlimactic.
- The 1-becomes-8 mechanic didn't come into play for them.
- The cards are small.
Thematic elements
- Collecting cat toys (representing suits)
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Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Push Your Luck — Implied by the mechanic of potentially having to share cards if collecting too many of one suit.
- Set Collection — Collecting 'cat toys' which are the five suits.
- Trick-Taking — The core mechanic, but with a twist on following suit.
- trump — Determined by flipping the top card of the deck each round.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I scored zero points because I never got there.
- It blows the one concept that we all hold dear to ourselves, and that is you must follow freaking suit.
- This was a mind-blowing game
- Health has nothing to do with the victory conditions in this game.
- This Kickstarter is the largest tabletop Kickstarter ever.
- The card art in Star Wars Unlimited is very inconsistent. It's very consistent in this game.
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Video z-dTydKd0wk
Rolling Dice & Taking Names Review at 1:00:36 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Innovative twist on trick-taking
- Strategic depth
- Compact size
- Different way to use trump cards
Cons
- Can go too long
- Sudden end to rounds
- Small card size
Thematic elements
- Collecting five cat toys (representing five suits)
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Busting Mechanic — Collecting four or more cards of the same suit forces a player to discard their collected cards of that suit.
- No Following Suit — Unlike traditional trick-taking games, players are not required to follow the lead suit.
- Set Collection — Players aim to collect five cat toys, representing five suits.
- Trick-Taking — A card game where players play cards to win 'tricks'.
- trump — A trump suit is determined at the start of each round.
- Variable trump — The trump suit changes each round based on the top card of the deck.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- I scored zero points because I never got there.
- It blows the one concept that we all hold dear to ourselves, and that is you must follow freaking suit.
- This was a mind-blowing game
- Health has nothing to do with the victory conditions in this game.
- This Kickstarter is the largest tabletop Kickstarter ever.
- The card art in Star Wars Unlimited is very inconsistent. It's very consistent in this game.
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Grant Lyon Other at 3:50 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- interesting twist on trick-taking
- finds a way to do it.
Cons
- If you win too many cards of one suit, you lose those cards.
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Take That Toy
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Trick-Taking — This is a trick-taking game, but the object of the game is to collect different suits of cards.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- So, yeah, this is uh there's a lot this month. There is a lot of new editions to get through.
- As always, I go through them in alphabetical order of the publisher.
- Horrified is a great system cooperative game where you're playing against some bad guys and each of the bad guys play a little bit differently and you have to do different things to defeat them.
- The base game is fairly simple, and uh the modules are what makes it way more interesting.
- It's essentially the base game and the Cult of Chrome expansion in the same box.
- It's an engine-building game, but you're firing off the same row again and again.
- This Liquid Death version has all new artwork, you know, kind of fits the Liquid Death uh water theme, you know, with the artwork of it.
- This is an abstract strategy game. So, if you're a fan of things like checkers or chess or thing, you know, games in that in that realm, then you might want to check out Kohle's.
- This is a puzzly game where essentially there are you each have your own little board and there is a a card you'll draw a challenge card and you have to set up your board and it's a slide puzzle where you are having to slide other cars around in order to get the one car objective sort of out of the traffic jam.
- If you want a game about hiking, this is probably the most thematic game about hiking out there.
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