King of New York! The quality of the illustrations, game pieces and the custom dice are just top notch. It’s worth checking out if you’re looking for a fast-paced fun game is that easy to learn for people that don’t play board games too often! And it has a cool theme, you get to play giant monsters, does it get better than that? There’s a review of The Dice Tower you can check out to get an impression of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TmQXECJj4Q
So, everybody who has cats and likes to play board games must have experienced this a few times – or very often. Our cats can’t stand it if our attention is focused on a piece of cardboard, after all: what are we humans thinking, they are the center of the universe! Most of the time the ‘damage’ done by these adorable furry creatures is reversible, but not always…
Nicolas
Cats landing on the board are clearly a classic (with cats resting themself on the game box)
My second choice would be Dogs barking at the most tense moment of the game for nothing…
dawnmage
king of tokio or new york. both are fine games. you should know the cat only alows you to live in his house, and it are his games, he only permits you to play with them. (cat logic…)
Masuabie
King of Tokyo is amazing with the Power-Up! Cards expansion. I still find King of New York more enjoyable, but they serve different needs.
Dan
The key is to involve the cats in the game play so that they don’t interrupt it https://www.instagram.com/catsplayingboardgames/
Jake Wylie
I find allowing them to offer up strategic advice curtails their urge to sabotage. Here Jack is helping out my buddy play Takenoko correctly:
https://boardgamegeek.com/image/1945388/takenoko