STAY CURIOUS WITH CARTOCAT

Our kids were hesitant to play Catpitals at first because they’ve not learned any country capitals. The mechanism is brilliant! Because the kids got to see and study the occasional card, they started to pick it up. My wife and I only know about 1/3 of the country’s capitals, so this was educational for us as well. We all enjoyed the various cat personalities.

Recently, our family started family game night on Fridays, and we included Catpitals as one of the games to play. It has become one of our favorites because it is fast paced and we laugh a lot, while learning capitals at the same time.

My son received The Traveling Cat Game as a gift, and we have enjoyed playing it when his school friends stay overnight. It has for sure been a great way to spend the evenings.

Catpitals is a very good game. Well thought out. It moves quickly, and it is fun. We usually play multiple rounds until all cards are played out or won. I recommend it.

My husband and I received The Traveling Cat Game as a gift, and although we have not followed the rules of the game completely, we truly enjoy putting the puzzle together. We are not used to making puzzles, so at first it was a bit challenging to find the right places for each country piece. We are getting faster now, and we each have fun trying to put the most pieces on the board.

I admire the creativity involved in the creation of Cartocat games. Playing the board game with my teenage grandkids was enjoyable, and I was surprised at how fun it was to play Catpitals. I didn’t worry about trying to memorize the capitals, and just enjoyed being involved with the kids and the play. It sure was fun.

At first, I thought I'd have a hard time playing Catpitals since geography is not my forte. However, I was surprised at how easy it is to memorize the countries' capitals thanks to the different cat personalities. I enjoy playing this game with my friends, and we find ourselves laughing during most of the game. I'd recommend it to anyone.

Catpitals is more versatile than I expected. We play it until the discard pile is gone so that we get a chance to play the capitals on all of the cards. The graphics (cats and maps) are quite nice, so we keep the deck on a living room table and peruse unfamiliar regions. That, however, has not been a guarantee to win the game when playing with our friends. A bit of strategy when playing the cat actions makes a difference.

I like Cartocat games because they are a great learning tool to use in the classroom. My teaching experience has taught me that students learn better when they do something in groups, and games are a great way to get students involved. Thus far, students have enjoyed playing and learning with these ones.

The Traveling Cat Game is a great game to play with your family, the rules are very clear and the game play is fun. Even though it's a game, it is a good way to learn about the countries. I had fun playing the game with my family and would recommend this for all ages.