Way Too Many Cats

Easy to Learn
On your turn, you simply choose to take either the small group of tokens and two cats of your choice, the medium group of tokens and one cat of your choice or the largest group of tokens and the last cat. Turns are fast and impactful but could cause you to take on a load of kittens, that can give you a lot of negative points at the end of the game.

Unique Cats
Each cat type likes the same things, but each cat also has particular interests. Try to balance what each cat wants while also making sure to get cat toys and sets of kittens!

Unlimited Tokens
If players keep taking the two smallest piles of tokens, the large pile can grow to be very, very tempting! But can you place the kittens in enough sets to outweigh their negative points?

"Way Too Many Cats is way too much fun!" - Traci Aumueller of The MFGCast 

“Don’t be deceived, Way Too Many Cats is as competitive as it is cute.” - Aaron, GameEnthus

“Way Too Many Cats is a thinker in a catsuit disguise, but it is not too heavy to turn off casual or intermediate gamers.” - Travis, Purple Phoenix

“Way Too Many Cats is very thematic with fussy cats and chaotic kittens and can get brain burner-y.” - Jess, Gameosity

"This is the type of game that I feel both gamers and non-gamers can really get into and have a great time." - Lance Goodwin, Love 2 Hate Board Game Reviews

"We really enjoyed Way Too Many Cats and the the press your luck mechanic behind collecting kittens. The adorable artwork, graphic design, and bright colors certainly draw one’s eye to the game whether on the shelf or on the table!" - Krista, Cardboard Cantina

"Way Too Many Cats is an engaging game, one that is close to our heart as we have adopted four cats in the past two years. The set collection and tile placement make for a good time with the family." - Chris, The Charity Boardgamer

“The theme and art are extra cute, because who wouldn't want an adoption center to succeed? But don’t let the cuteness of the game deceive you of the deepness and fun strategy of this game.” - Luna, Aspie Gamer Girl

“I really enjoy the spatial puzzle aspect of the Way Too Many Cats and it’s a game that I think works well in many situations.” - Travis, Purple Phoenix

“This game makes me feel warm and fuzzy and reminds me of looking at adorable cats waiting for homes.” - May, Ameritrash Talk

“Liked it, loved it, want some more of it...two thumbs up from Audrey.” - Gettin' Jiggly Wit It 

“This feels a lot friendlier than Calico but with that spatial of ‘I want this next to this which is this next to that.’” - BJ, Board Game Gumbo

“Not a hard game to play, easy to teach, and it’s just fun. Trying to figure out the puzzle of where you want to put your cats, how you want them to score, what’s the best way to score is always something that I enjoy in games and this is no exception. So I’m going to give this a BGM accepted seal.” - Jason, The Boardgame Mechanics

“I really like this game, I think it’s a fun tile-laying game. I’d say probably like a gateway-plus game but there’s enough strategy and depth here because of the different way the cats and kittens score.” - Ruel Gaviola, Tabletop Tonight

"It's a very pretty, cute, approachable game." - Edo, Edo’s Game Previews

"Way Too Many Cats was deceptively deeper than what meets the eye. A lot thinkier than what it might look like on the surface!" - Sam Goodwin, Love 2 Hate Board Game Reviews

"All in all I think Way Too Many Cats is a really, really good family weight game with some good strategy, and like Amanda said some good push-your-luck in there to give some variety to the game.” - Kyle, Bitewing Games