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Cat Nap: Deluxe Edition

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Cat Nap is a delightful, cat-themed tile-laying game with surprising strategic gameplay.

We've packed everything you need into one package, built out of thick "chonkey", high-quality wooden tiles.

Start with the base game, then grow your Cat Nap experience with the included expansions.
Comes with 7 expansions in box!

EXPANSIONS INCLUDED:

  • Play Time
  • Move-In Day
  • Moar Mayhem
  • Purrsuits
  • Calico
  • I can has Technology
  • Nap Time

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Customer Reviews

Pam Walls

"I love how accessible this game is, you can set up and learn how to play in minutes. The race to have the most of each length of cat leads to fun and interesting decisions. This game isn't just cute, it is also very clever!"

Dustin Droz

"Cat Nap is an absolute blast! It's a ton of fun trying to outwit your opponent with these wiggly little cats!"

T.K. King

"Cat Nap is such a simple game but with an increasingly complex puzzle that's a joy to play. My favorite part is how much you have to pay attention to what your opponent is doing. A super solid design!"

Koltin Thompson

"So much about this game is really clever, from the player colors, to the unique scoring, to the variability of the expansions! Don't "sleep" on Cat Nap, folks!"

Stephen Sorcic

"The perfect game for game night!"

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CAT NAP FAQ

Will there be more Aerobellum Games in the future?


Absolutely! The Aerobellum Games team is already hard at work on the next board game 'Heirloom' on Kickstarter.

Is this game similar to Long Cats?


When we came up with the idea back in the Autumn of last year we were surprised that nobody had done this idea already. Despite this game casual exterior it was a fairly large production and Long Cats beat us to market.

Our game has over 50 thick "chonkey" double sided wooden tiles where Long Cats has cardstock cards.

Cat Nap tiles are double sided where Long Cats tiles are not. (This allows us to pack a lot of game into a smaller footprint.)

Cat Nap has few enough tiles where you can use your "card counting" skills and use strategic logic of how many tiles are remaining to create optimal moves. In Long Cats you've got 108 cards, so that type of strategy is either much harder or impossible.

Cat Nap has modular expansions where you can mix any combination of them to create new experiences.

Cat Nap was also designed by a up-and-coming designer who has designed games ranging from viral PNP games like HYVE and Moonlight to content for Cthulhu Wars.

Do you have a rulebook I could check out?