A Game of Cat & Mouth

My kids beat me four rounds straight the first night, and the slingshot flinging is genuinely addictive. Takes about two minutes to set up and the two-player format means no one's left waiting their turn.

The two-player setup is pure chaos in the best way, and the slingshot mechanism feels surprisingly responsive for such a compact tabletop game. We pulled it out after dinner and ended up playing seven rounds straight, laughing louder each time one of us nailed a cat right into the mouth.

Set this up on the coffee table after dinner and we were instantly hooked—the slingshot flinging feels surprisingly precise and the cat theme adds a goofy charm. It’s become our default two-player pick for lazy evenings, and the pace keeps everyone on edge until the last shot.