

Gamewright Rat-A-Tat-Cat Multi-colored, 5
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A. Edwards
> 3 dayMy dd received this for her 7th birthday and were all addicted. I was surprised that even our 4 yo dd has caught on (although she does keep peeking at her cards). The more players, the more challenging it is. Rounds can be very quick so theres lots of opportunity to win. We love it.
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Kristina Volkov
Greater than one weekGreat For adults and kids! Fun and easy game that helps to train memory.
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Lynn E
> 3 dayThis is a fun game that both kids and adults can enjoy. Its not so complicated that kids cant win the game, and not boring for adults. Win win!
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Eva Diaz
> 3 dayMy mom hate it.
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lighten_up_already
> 3 dayNot too long ago my quality time with my two young boys hit a crisis when they both decided that they were sick of all the game we had on the game shelf, so I desperately went out and bought this card game based on a recommendation from a person who works at a toy store.
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Bevie45
Greater than one weekOur family absolutely loves this game! Suitable for pretty much every age of child, right up to adults. Ive also bought it for nieces and nephews and friends kids - universally enjoyed!
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Doug
Greater than one weekMy five year old loves this game. Of the many games she has, this is the one she always returns to first. Highly recommended.
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Marianna
Greater than one weekMy granddaughters and I love to play this. It teaches so many different thinking skills and, still, its fun.
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S. C.
> 3 dayWe like this game a lot. Be sure to use the adaptation for youngers.
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Literacy Trainer
> 3 dayWe have played Rat a Tat Cat more times than I can count. It is a fun game, with assistance in learning some basic math. The concept, that the cats are good and the rats are not is easy enough that even my 4 year old can tell you from the pictures which cards to keep and which ones not to. Good fun for use over and over.