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Cats Knocking Things Off box — party board game by The Op Games for 2-4 players ages 10+
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15'
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Gatti che Fanno Cadere Cose

Cats Knocking Things Off is a hilarious party board game where dexterity and challenge reign supreme. Build a wobbling tower of platforms, strategically place your cats and knock toys off the edge to accumulate points based on drop height. Beware: if the tower collapses, your score drops to zero! Earn bonus points by landing toys on specific platforms and challenge other players to reach the highest score first. Perfect for 2-4 players ages 10+, with quick 15-minute games.

A board game by David Killing Sen-Foong Lim
Publisher: The Op Games
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Retail price 29,95€
17,99€ -40%
Shipment IT 4,49€
Description Description

Build a wobbling tower of platforms, place your cats and knock toys off the edge to earn points based on drop height. Beware: if the tower collapses, your score is zero! Earn bonus points by landing toys on specific platforms and challenge other players to reach the highest score first.

Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Flicking Stacking and Balancing
Categories: Action / Dexterity Animals Party Game
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BARCODE: 3558380138358
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Description Description

Build a wobbling tower of platforms, place your cats and knock toys off the edge to earn points based on drop height. Beware: if the tower collapses, your score is zero! Earn bonus points by landing toys on specific platforms and challenge other players to reach the highest score first.

Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Flicking Stacking and Balancing
Categories: Action / Dexterity Animals Party Game
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 3558380138358
In 1 wishlist This was seen 201 times
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DracusSinn BGG user
9.0/10

Absolutely love this game. If you like dexterity games then this one is fantastic.

SaraCV BGG user
9.0/10

I expect that this will be the dexterity game that sticks in our collection! Had the pleasure of demoing this at Dice Tower West and immediately had to own it! A great combination of stacking precarious components with a flicking aspect and a cute theme with adorable components.

SunsetSky BGG user
9.0/10

This is a great game with more complexity than games like Barbecubes and Tinderblocks (but less that Men at Work). Tried and bought at UKGE and had a great evening with four of us playing the game on the Sunday evening - we ended up getting pretty nerdy trying to work out the physics of the different pieces and drop patterns. The components are excellent quality and it’s incredibly cute. This will be a regular play in our household as my husband loves dexterity games.

grantlyon BGG user
8.0/10

The name of the game tells you exactly what it is, and I love that. You are cats, and each turn you’ll build up a cat tower, and then try to knock things off of different platforms and land them on other platforms. It’s sort of like reverse jenga in that you’ll be building up the tower and you don’t want to knock anything over. Then you’ll place a cat tower on the platform you built, and try to knock it off and land it on another platform. It’s a very silly dexterity game with a super fun theme.

TrevorJr26 BGG user
8.0/10

Funny tower building and balancing dexterity game, with the twist that you also have to knock pieces off the tower in the right way. It evokes the theme very well and the pieces are all great. I fear it's more of a novelty than a staple like men at work though. The way the points are scored doesn't exactly line up with the funniest way to play, it's pretty close though. Nice to have something like this in a small box too.

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