Cat Lady - The Card Game Reviews

Initially found this game as a physical board game, loved it, bought a second copy for a friend, was stoked to see there's a digital version now. Love being able to play by myself whenever. Such a cute game! And a fun challenge to master

99% faithful adaptation of the original. AI players are good. Only issue is that adoption rules in the original are any time, whereas here you have to wait your turn.

When I got this game I thought it would be a quick fun one to achievement hunt, but what I got for $4 was so much more. This game is fun, strategic, and isn't so difficult that it's frustrating to play. Perfect combination of fun and challenging. The achievement I really got hungup on was winning 100 challenge rounds. At first I was frustrated, but eventually realized I was prioritizing the wrong things. Costumes, Toys, and Catnip are honestly the highest priority, with a bit of balance of getting cats and adopting the cats with special abilities. All and all, I grew to adore this game. It was charming, and was a different experience than most games I've played as of late. 10/10

Great version of the card game. Very cute and simple to learn. The tutorial is a bit problematic. The popups will cover the playing field making it hard to see what I wanted to do. Also the player 'hand' has issues where it wont scroll sometimes so I cant see toy sets or costumes. Overall, I don't think that's enough to give it a thumbs down since it is still a fun, cozy game and I haven't had issues outside the tutorial.

Fun little game, themed around looking after as many cute little kitties as possible. Cards are dealt out in a 3x3 grid, and each turn you take either one row or one column of cards. These cards can represent cats, food, toys or outfits. Each cat wants specific sorts of food. So you have to collect a set of cats, gather the right combination of foods for them - but to get those foods, you may have to take another cat, which needs more food. The key to the game is balancing the cats you have with the food you can get. The cats also want entertaining, so you get points for the toys you pick up, and there's competition to get the most outfits. At the end of the game, assign your food to your cats. Unfed cats count against you, unused food can also give a penalty. Whoever has the most points wins. It's not too complicated - probably good for kids, maybe 8 upwards - and plays pretty quickly. The Computer players are decent but not overpowered - they can be beaten most of the time, but sometimes the luck of the cards just runs against you. I wouldn't spend the whole day playing this, but it's good for a couple of games each week for me. And it's pretty cheap! No regrets buying this one.

I got this game on sale impulsively and it was incredibly worth it! This card game has quickly become a favourite and it's fun, cozy and challenging! 100% would recommend :]