The game’s design, including the packaging is eye catching and adorable.
The gameplay is straightforward and simple but a blast to play and when playing with little ones, it gets very erratic and chaotic but a ton of fun.
I greatly appreciate the alternative game mode of not playing with actual food, as I am type 1 diabetic and also from the “less messy” standpoint.
That said, I’ve already thought of ways to play with healthy snack alternatives with nieces, nephews, and friend’s kids.
I even played the game virtually with one of my nieces and she enjoyed it immensely. Especially the aspects of directing me as proxy on her turns 😋.
I also decided to try to play it with actual cats. One of mine, Bebop is just one year old recently, so he took to it. My fifteen year old cat was intrigued but stuck around for the actual treats (limited to two each for the game).
It was quite entertaining to attempt playing this with my two boys.
My one suggestion/criticism is that the spinner is excellent and robust as well as easy to use.
However, I think that the addition of a plate made of similar material would be extremely beneficial as, if you don’t have a hard surface to use or say want to play outside at a park; this plate could solve that.
Overall, great game and awesome job as always!