Rat-A-Tat Cat game - for younger kids only?

[mlktwins]

I found this game, unopened, that I bought awhile ago.  My boys are almost 15 now LOL.  Sell it or give it a try?  Our current favorite game is Exploidng Kittens 😁.  What brutally fun game 🤣🤣🤣.

[Lecka]

I think sell it.  It is a fun game but I think would be way too easy, and the cartoon cats and mice would probably not be “cool” to that age.  
 

I have given it away here, with my youngest kids aged 11.  
 

Edit:  my kids’ favorite, favorite part was getting to say “rat-a-tat-cat” — I doubt this would be cool for teens.  
 

Edited April 10, 2020 by Lecka

[El...]

It's really a memory game rather than a strategy game.  I don't think older kids would enjoy it very many times. 

[Miss Tick]

It is a nice game to play with a mixed age group. If you don't see much of that on your future (who dies, these days?) you could put it into a Little Library somewhere! Or sell it.

[Farrar]

Enjoyable for older kids to play with little ones, but not on its own. I'd sell it or give it to a family desperate for something new during the lockdown.

[edelweiss]

LOL! We love that game.  My kids are 16 and 19 and we still play it..  It is a quick, fun game and they've always loved it.  Of course, they started playing it when they were young, so maybe that makes a difference? I don't know, but I enjoy it too.  

[skimomma]

We also LOVE this game and everyone in this house is 16 yo and older.  Dd's friends all play it but with regular playing cards rather than the game itself.  There are "advanced" rules that you can add to make it very challenging for people of all ages.

[Kareni]

My sister and brother-in-law have taken the game with them when they travel/cruise. They are well over fifteen!

Regards,

Kareni