

Gamewright Rat-A-Tat-Cat Multi-colored, 5
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L. Anderson
> 3 dayThis is the only game I actually enjoy playing with my kids.
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Bonnie H
> 3 dayRat-a-tat Cat is a cute game involving simple math computation, memory and simple strategy. My 5 1/2 year old grandson learned it quickly. I am disappointed by the poor quality of the cards. They are thin and tend to curl. I wonder if older editions came with better quality cards.
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Michal Szafalowicz
> 3 dayFriendly game
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M.S.
> 3 dayMy kids (ages 5 and 8) and I love Rat-A-Tat-Cat! We have many many family games and this is always high on my list when they ask me what Id like to play. There are two ways to play, one with all of the cards facing down and another with two of your cards facing up. We all find that all of the cards facing down is too difficult so we play the version where two cards are visible to all players. This is great for kids developing math skills as well (addition and probability). We have a few other games by Gamewright and this is our favorite. Sleeping Queens is second. I do not care much for Theres a Moose in the House. We often buy Rat-A-Tat as a gift for friends.
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Leigh
Greater than one weekHelloooooo, childhood. And hellooooooo confused boyfriend.
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MeetMeInTheStacks
> 3 dayWe love this brand of games- other favorites are Sleeping Queens and Sushi Go! Since our family can play together, we wanted to pick up another fun one and this one is great. We got it as part of a bday present for our 7yr old. He has picked it up pretty quickly. Definitely recommend this one!
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Mateo White
> 3 dayThis game was a hit! The whole family wanted in... ages 6, 8, 10, 32 and 38 and the whole family had a blast playing. It was fun as well as helping form the foundations of strategy and basic addition!
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Barbara Ann Klinge
> 3 daySimple and easy to learn! I needed an Easter basket filler and remembered playing this as a kid. If your kid can play Uno, this is a good addition to their game shelf!
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Judi
> 3 dayRat-a-tat-Cat is the best card game to play with kids, ever! It is both fun and challenging. With young children (5-10) its best to play with 4 cards, 2 up and two down, so they can remember the values. Also, play to the end of the cards or until the child says
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Scott
> 3 daya super fun game. everyone will love it