Board game - Three Cats. Day of Frights

Compote, Caramelka, and Korzhik have come up with something again! These restless kittens have decided to celebrate the Day of Horrors – and who are they to deny themselves this?! With a little help from parents and friends, the whole house is decorated with rustling paper spiders and bats, while the little inventors have turned into tiny cute mummies, pirates, and aliens! Of course, parents couldn't help but capture this on camera, and now Compote, Caramelka, and Korzhik have a whole bunch of photos of themselves posing in costumes in front of the lens. Will you help them sort out the photos?

About the game

"Three Cats: Day of Horrors" is a board game for the youngest children, dedicated to the beloved animated series "Three Cats" about the inquisitive kittens Compote, Caramelka, and Korzhik. You will open tokens with images of the characters and try to match them with pictures on the game board. This game is excellent for training attention, and in the "Memory" mode, also memory!

Easy, pleasant, and colorful, it will surely captivate any child. By the way, it is also suitable for people with color blindness: it is not at all necessary to distinguish colors to match tokens by patterns and thoughtfully designed characters.

How to play?
In "Lotto" mode, you simply take turns drawing tokens from a common pile in the center of the table and showing them to the others. Each player checks their board, and if they notice a drawn character in exactly the same form, they try to be the first to name the character and the background color to take that token for themselves. Your goal is to fill all 9 cells of your board. If you want to make it more challenging, flip the boards over and see that the borders of the characters differ on the other side – now you will have to be even more attentive and compare not only the background color but also the images!

In "Memory" mode, tokens are laid out on the table face down and drawn one by one in turns. If the drawn token matches the picture on the board, you take it for yourself. If not, you put it back. Your task is to remember the locations of the tokens that your neighbors have drawn in order to collect 9 needed tokens as quickly as possible and win!

Who won?
In both modes, the player who first laid out all 9 tokens on their board without making any mistakes wins. Mew-mew-mew!

Game duration: from 10 to 20 minutes

Number of players: from 2 to 4