Grandma has adopted far too many cats, and every single one of them is refusing to go to bed. Your job, as one of her helpful grandkids, is to get them settled into a tidy pyramid on the board before anyone else tucks in all of theirs.
Each turn you roll the dice, add them up, and slide a chunky acrylic kitten onto a matching numbered space. Then comes the question every push your luck game lives for: stop and keep what you placed, or roll again and risk losing the whole turn to one bad throw. Everyone at the table will groan at the same moment, usually when somebody gets greedy and the dice say no.
Once someone empties their pile, the golden cats come out to claim the last spots at the very top of the pyramid. Setup takes about a minute, the rules fit in one breath, and the tiles are genuinely lovely to handle, which makes it an easy pick for family night or a quick round with friends who swear they are not cat people.
Designed by Reiner Knizia, the prolific mind behind Lost Cities, Ra, and Tigris & Euphrates
Push your luck dice rolling with simple addition, so younger players can keep up
Printed acrylic cat tiles illustrated by Inês Toczyska
