Kitten Games is a New Line of Tabletop Games for Kids
Laura McQuarrie — July 20, 2023 — Life-Stages
References: ExplodingKittens & businesswire
Exploding Kittens newly launched Kitten Games, a line of tabletop games for kids ages four and up, including The Best Worst Ice Cream. These games designed by Exploding Kittens’ CEO and Co-Creator Elan Lee and his four-year-old daughter Avalon were intentionally created to be as enjoyable for kids as they are adults.
The Best Worst Ice Cream takes the form of a card-matching game that challenges players to stack scoops of ice cream and guess which wacky flavor they've collected. From ice cream that tastes like everything from eyeballs to earthworms, this game promises to inspire plenty of laughs, as well as appreciation from picky eaters.
The fast-to-play games as part of this new line are not just fun, they're also focused on encouraging developmental benefits and family bonding.
The Best Worst Ice Cream takes the form of a card-matching game that challenges players to stack scoops of ice cream and guess which wacky flavor they've collected. From ice cream that tastes like everything from eyeballs to earthworms, this game promises to inspire plenty of laughs, as well as appreciation from picky eaters.
The fast-to-play games as part of this new line are not just fun, they're also focused on encouraging developmental benefits and family bonding.
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