Exploding Kittens Power Hungry Pets, 2-6 Players, Age 7+ Card Game

I got this as a gift for a 10-year-old family member. His older sister already had one of the other exploding kittens game which is different from this one. I do like that this is a faster-paced game, which makes it very good for young players, especially with short attention spans. As well as easy to pack up and take with you to play anywhere. It has the same great humor illustrations as all games from The Oatmeal have.

Everyone loved this game from young kids to adults. Even teenagers. Lol

My friends and I play this game almost every day we work. It is a quick and simple game to teach and learn. We got so competitive with it we ended up having to buy 2 more sets. 1) because we played it so much the back wore off cards making them easy to identify. And 2) because it's funner to play with more cards. Just remove the extra ten and the game gets alot trickier. Incase any one needs this info tarot card size card sleeves fit perfect. We didn't want the cards to get ruined with all the fun again.

Such a fun game with easy directions that allow you to begin playing quickly. Beware friends may become enemies when the card actions are played. Highly recommend for a wide variety of ages.

Favorite family game! Love playing this with my kids and their friends- usually ages 6-10n

This game is easy to learn and play. Our kids (ages 9,11) love playing it with us.

What a fun game. Played with our grandchildren 7 and 8. The game is quick. Great inexpensive gift.

Some buddies and I saw this at a card game store and decided to pick it up. It was a blast! The concept is super easy for anyone to understand. It’s pretty much up to luck but you could strategically play if you “count the cards” Quick pace and games last 10 mins most. Also inexpensive compared to other games. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

Of the many exploding kittens games we've played, this one is the most fast paced and fun. Super easy to learn, strategy involved but easy enough to grasp for 8-9 year olds. Travel friendly.

I bought Power Hungry Pets expecting a cute family card game. I was not prepared for the political betrayal. The artwork lures you into a false sense of security. Everyone's smiling. The pets are adorable. It all looks very wholesome. Then the game starts. Within minutes, the household is engaged in aggressive strategic manoeuvring usually associated with corporate boardrooms and medieval succession disputes. The rules are easy to learn, but there's plenty of room for sneaky tactics and questionable alliances. Every turn feels like you're either executing a brilliant plan or discovering someone else's. My favourite moment was watching a family member confidently announce they had victory secured, only to have their plans unravel almost immediately. The emotional journey from triumph to disbelief was worth the price of the game alone. The best part is that the games move quickly enough that nobody stays upset for long. You can lose spectacularly, laugh about it, and immediately demand a rematch to restore your honour. I've also discovered that this game reveals people's true personalities. Some players carefully build long-term strategies. Some create chaos. Some smile politely while quietly plotting everyone's downfall. You know who you are. The components are great, the gameplay is engaging, and the theme keeps things light even when competition gets surprisingly intense. The only downside is that after a few rounds, you'll never look at a cute cartoon pet the same way again. Behind those innocent eyes is a creature willing to do whatever it takes to win. Highly recommended. It's fun, fast, easy to learn, and capable of turning a peaceful family game night into a surprisingly sophisticated struggle for power. Five stars. The pets may be adorable, but make no mistake, they're absolute monsters.

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Total witziges Spiel mit einfachen Regeln.

A really fun game! The concept is really easy to understand and teach others for a game night. It's goes quite quickly but sometimes that's best for the crowd you play with.