Gamewright Feed The Kitty

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(5 stars) - Great Beginner Toy
My 3 1/2 year old and I played this at a friend's house and I came right home and ordered it for our own home. My daughter loved it and wanted to play again and again. It is great for learning to take turns, following directions, and how to be a good sport about winning and losing. This will be the go-to gift for her friends turning 4 this year. The bonus is that it isn't as annoying as some children's games, so I am happy to play along!

(5 stars) - Simple, quick, and fun
I loved how this game had number concepts that were beyond just counting skills for young children.
I also loved the simple and quick charm that the game had, which reminded me of the games I played as a child. I'm in my 20s and I think this game would be great for when my friends and I want soething to do, but don't want to explain the hard and long rules of the games marketed to our age group.

(4 stars) - Easy to learn, fun to play
This game is easy to learn and fun to play. The kids like that the game can suddenly change - someone can go quickly from almost out to winning the game. There is no skill involved - the game is based only on how the dice rolls, so it does get kind of monotonous for adults. Very much like the LCR games that adults play, maybe a good introduction for older kids into LCR.

(5 stars) - We love this game..
This is such a cute game. We first played it with our 2 grandkids, we loved it so much that we bought 4 more games to give to our other grandkids and to keep one at home. Even adults don't mind playing this game. I highly recommend this great little game.

(5 stars) - Great First Game for Your Young Child
My daughter just turned three. Her five year old brother loves to play games but most are too difficult for her and it is hard for her to feel included. I was looking for a simple first game that would teach her taking turns, dice skills, and other game basics. This game turned out to be perfect.

The concept of the game is simple. This game comes with purple wooden mice, a green plastic cat dish, and two picture dice. The game starts by dividing the mice evenly among the players and leaving a few in the dish for kitty (The directions tell you how many to give each player and how many to leave in kitty's dish depending on the number of players.) Each player then takes turns rolling two dice. Depending on what you roll you "feed the kitty" (put one mouse in the kitty dish), have a "sleepy kitty" (do nothing), "pass a mouse to the left" (give one of your mice to the player on the left), or "take a mouse" (take one mouse from kitty's dish). Because there are two dice, there are two actions per play. For example if you roll an arrow and a kitty dish, you pass one mouse to the player on your left and add one mouse to kitty's dish.

The pictures on the dice make it easy for young players to understand. The game is simple and quick paced. In the end, the winner is the one person left with mice when all the other players have none. My daughter loves this game and ask to play it again and again.

Although the age on the box says 4+, it is good for ages 3 to 5. You can also play this game with 2 to 5 players. My five year old still enjoys the game but likes more challenging games as well. This is a good starter game to get your young child interested in family game time. If your young child likes this, also try "Lucky Ducky".

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