The Isle of Cats has been live for 2 weeks and we are half way through the campaign, it is time for the mid-campaign turnaround!
This morning I had the pleasure to see The Isle of Cats join the top 100 games of all time on BoardGameGeek, what an honour it is.
Return to the island in brand new boats as we go back to save the forgotten kittens and ancient beasts we left behind.
It is more than a box.
The upcoming Kickstarter for The Isle of Cats expansions will drastically increase the amount of components in the game, with a total of 5 expansions now available along with several component upgrades, I wanted to design a storage solution optimised for everyone.
Yet, I didn’t just want this to be about storage, I wanted to design something to assist you in setting up and packing away the game, to let you customise and store your game the way you want.
This box is designed so you can setup and play the game, using any combination of expansions you choose, in just 2-minutes.
Here’s a quick video.
The Big ‘2-minute’ Box will be available on Kickstarter from May 25th.
Today I would like to deep dive into the rat meeples you’ve all been seeing for the past couple of weeks and let you know what they do!
Let's take a look at The Isle of Cats Explore & Draw with a brief rules overview and quick look at how it differs from the normal game.
I am pleased to announce The Isle of Cats: Explore & Draw, experience a brand new way of playing The Isle of Cats in this standalone game for 1 - 6 players that takes about 30 minutes to play.
Today I will be diving into the Event module, this one is a little bigger than the other modules and adds the most complexity. You have been warned!
Today I would like to dive into the Beast module, letting you know how it came to be and how it works. The Beast module is a medium complexity module and...
Designing the kitten module was an interesting challenge as it had an additional requirement that no other module would have...