MCMILLER ENTERTAINMENT The Cat Mitt Game – Hiss-terically Funny Family Board Game for Kids Teens & Adults | Pawsome Party Game for Game Night | Cat Lovers Tabletop Fun | Purrfect for Christmas

Its pretty fun for a simple game. Gets five stars because it was also reasonable price.

Ridiculous fun, all the kids loved and wanted to play longer!

This is a ridiculous and truly fun game to play. I can imagine playing it with a small child, neighbors and friends of all ages, cat lovers and Comic-Con devotees. Really cute and fun game!

My family (ages 8 to 70s) had a lot of fun with this. The rules are simple to learn, the turns are short, and it's really silly so everyone was laughing. Just enough drama to keep everyone engaged. The "plastic free eco" thing is an absurd claim, since the treat ball is made of plastic and the fabric mitts are totally synthetic. I didn't buy this based on plastic content so no big deal.

Family fun game! We have a cat and this game is purrrfect!

This is such an amazing game! Great for some family competition or your next friendly game night! Highly recommend for any game collectors this is an amazing addition to the collection!

Super fun!

I bought this for my granddaughter for Christmas. She loves cats and I wanted to get her a cat game. This game is not the easiest to play. First the mitts that you have to use are too big for her hands, they kept falling off. Second, the squares are difficult to get out of the ball. You are not allowed to pick up the ball but have to roll it around to get the pieces out. It’s a loud game for sure. I would not purchase it again

Excellent family game. Lots of fun. Our 7 year olds love it

Fun game, competitive and easy to play, Age for kids is good challenging and some luck, but something in a group you can all get some enjoyment out of playing the more that are playing. For cost is good for a hour or more of no screens.

This is a great game for all ages. Both the kids and I love it. However, important note, the ball itself is made of plastic and not silicone which I assumed. Therefore, you are rattling an acoustic plastic ball, which is very load. The kids were in excited and therefore shouting to be heard over the shaking of the ball. This is a very entertaining game and I will be keeping it and would recommend it to anyone. But, if you have any elderly or acoustical sensitive members of your family, you may wish to warn them to wear ear plugs. I will also be investigating how to line the inside or outside of the ball with a dampening silicone or sheath of some kind.

Great family game, I get this out year at Christmas and the kids love to play it. A must have as a fun group game to play.

This game is largely touted as being plastic free, so I am slightly confused by the material of the “treat ball” which certainly seems like a large lump of plastic to me. This is only a detail, but frustrating to me when you see a product so clearly trying to trade on its eco-credentials. I can imagine the game would be fun for children and families, but my partner and I were a bit underwhelmed. Basically you wear oven mitt-style “cat paws” and roll around a ball to make wooden “treat” dice fall out, which you then place on a menu card. The trick is that whilst you attempt to accomplish this, your non-mitted opponent is frantically rolling a set of dice, hoping to get the “meow, meow” roll that will allow them to steal the mitts and treat ball and have a go themselves. It should be fast-paced and chaotic, but we found it a bit underwhelming and indeed frustrating, as the treat dice really did not want to come out of the ball. It looks bright and friendly and if you more interested in games of chance than skill, it could make for good silly fun, but I think the current price of £24.99 seems incredibly high for such a basic game.