Kitten Box

Kitten Box

2022Jesse Jeong

1 - 6 players
20 - 30 min
1.7/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Roll and organize the scattered boxes faster than anyone else so the kitten can go in, then you'll earn the title as "the best personal cat servant!" Kitten Box is a puzzle game for 1 to 6 player which requires players their spatial perception and sequential thinking to solve the problem. First, you open a challenge card and place two boxes and the kitten figure on their starting position. Then, everyone rushes to find the way to organize two boxes in one (by rolling the smaller one into the bigger one) and then bring them in front of the kitten. (So, the kitten may jump in and make itself cozy!) Players CANNOT physically touch the boxes when they do this, but they may use their personal drawing board to mark their plan how they will roll the boxes. Once it's done, players will take turn proving their solution from who claimed the shortest way. Whoever gets it right, takes the challenge card. When a player collects certain number of cards depend on the number of player, wins the game.

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About Kitten Box

From BoardGameGeek:

Roll and organize the scattered boxes faster than anyone else so the kitten can go in, then you'll earn the title as "the best personal cat servant!" Kitten Box is a puzzle game for 1 to 6 player which requires players their spatial perception and sequential thinking to solve the problem. First, you open a challenge card and place two boxes and the kitten figure on their starting position. Then, everyone rushes to find the way to organize two boxes in one (by rolling the smaller one into the bigger one) and then bring them in front of the kitten. (So, the kitten may jump in and make itself cozy!) Players CANNOT physically touch the boxes when they do this, but they may use their personal drawing board to mark their plan how they will roll the boxes. Once it's done, players will take turn proving their solution from who claimed the shortest way. Whoever gets it right, takes the challenge card. When a player collects certain number of cards depend on the number of player, wins the game.

Designer

Jesse Jeong

Artist

Hami

Categories

Abstract StrategyChildren's GamePuzzle

Mechanics

Grid MovementLine DrawingReal-TimeSolo / Solitaire Game
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