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Gattara Board Game Preview

Watch “Gattara Board Game Preview,” a board game review for Gattara: The Cat Magnet from Tantrum House on BoardGameVideo.

Description provided by Tantrum House on YouTube:

Gattara is a card-playing, cat-collecting game for 2–6 players from designer David Guerra. Coming soon to crowdfunding, the game challenges players to collect enough cats to win while using cards to gain cats, change the rules, and disrupt their opponents. In this video, Will and Sara take a look at how the game plays, including the different types of cats, the card effects, and the hidden information created by each player's privacy shield. With simple rules, chaotic card effects, and plenty of cute cats, Gattara is designed for players looking for a quick and interactive game that plays in about 25 minutes. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Sponsored Crowdfunding Disclosure 00:27 Introduction & Game Overview 00:42 Game Setup 01:02 Card Types Explained 01:13 Stackable Meow Cards 01:26 How to Win the Game 01:34 Cat Types & Point Values 01:51 Higher-Value Cats 02:05 Protecting and Losing Cats 02:21 Privacy Shields & Hidden Information 02:51 Player Count & Play Time 02:56 Final Thoughts Don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more board game reviews, overviews, gameplay, and tabletop content from Tantrum House. Learn more about the game here: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/472653/gattara-the-cat-magnet And learn more about us at: https://TantrumHouse.com

Gattara: The Cat Magnet

2026David Guerra

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Creators
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Mainly unboxings. Gattara: The Cat Magnet is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 1 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.

2 - 6 players
10 - 20 min

About Gattara: The Cat Magnet, from BoardGameGeek:

Gattara: The Cat Magnet is a fast-paced competitive card game for 2-6 players. Players compete to collect cat tokens while disrupting their opponents through a mix of strategic and interactive card effects. Each player keeps their score hidden behind a screen, creating tension and uncertainty throughout the game. The game features three types of cards: Green cards allow players to gain cat tokens Red cards force opponents to lose cat tokens Yellow cards manipulate the flow of the game, such as changing turn order or forcing specific actions A key element of the game is the "Meow" reaction system: when targeted by certain cards, players may immediately respond with another Meow card, canceling the previous effect and doubling the impact on a new target. Players draw up to three cards at the start of their turn and must play one card. The first player to reach the target score-based on the number of players-wins by shouting "GATTARA!". -description from the designer

Designer

David Guerra

Artist

David Guerra

Categories

AnimalsCard Game

Mechanics

Action QueueHand Management
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