General Mills Has Created a Count Chocula Card Game for Kids
Katherine Pendrill — July 20, 2018 — Life-Stages
References: delish
General Mills recently expanded beyond the breakfast cereal aisle with a brand new Count Chocula card game for kids (or any nostalgic adult). Designed to bring the chocolate-loving vampire to life, the new card game is a fun take on one of the most popular breakfast cereals the 90s.
General Mills' new Count Chocula card game is a multi-player game called 'Monster Crunch! The Breakfast Battle Game.' The game allows two to five players to pick a Monster Cereal character and 'battle' to see who can eat the most. The maker of the game 'Big G. Creative' calls the mini battles a "fast-paced game of luck and strategy" where each player tries to fill their bowl with as many cereal cards as possible.
Available exclusively from Target, the card game is a fun way to revisit some of the most iconic breakfast cereal characters.
Image Credit: Target.
General Mills' new Count Chocula card game is a multi-player game called 'Monster Crunch! The Breakfast Battle Game.' The game allows two to five players to pick a Monster Cereal character and 'battle' to see who can eat the most. The maker of the game 'Big G. Creative' calls the mini battles a "fast-paced game of luck and strategy" where each player tries to fill their bowl with as many cereal cards as possible.
Available exclusively from Target, the card game is a fun way to revisit some of the most iconic breakfast cereal characters.
Image Credit: Target.
Trend Themes
1. Breakfast Cereal Card Games - Creating card games centered around breakfast cereals is a trendy way to bring nostalgia and fun to consumers.
2. Multi-player Games - Developing multi-player games allows for interactive and competitive experiences for players.
3. Nostalgic Branding - Incorporating nostalgic branding into new products can attract consumers who have fond memories of classic brands.
Industry Implications
1. Toy and Game Industry - The toy and game industry can capitalize on the trend of creating card games based on popular breakfast cereals.
2. Food and Beverage Industry - The food and beverage industry can explore opportunities to collaborate with game makers to develop tie-in products.
3. Retail Industry - Retailers can leverage exclusive product offerings, like the Count Chocula card game, to drive foot traffic and sales.
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