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content	Cat Attack, suitable for two players, aged 8 years and over, made entirely in the EU, has all the attributes of a classic board game; it looks good, plays well and has a popular subject matter. Younger players may need a bit of help getting started and certain rules can be omitted to create a simpler game. There is plenty of interaction between players, whether they are looking for a bit of wholesome family fun or relish the thought of flexing some strategic muscle and releasing a bit of pent up attitude. Cat Attack really does cater for everyone.
The game Cat Attack is based on the trials and tribulations of the domestic cat. The board represents a local neighbourhood. Each player has a cat (model) that lives in its own house. To win the game a cat must fill its larder with six items of food. There is milk at the Dairy, vitamins at the Vet, fish from the Fishmonger and a tin of cat food from the Corner Shop. There are also birds and mice (models), which the cats have to catch. Of course, each cat begins the game with nine lives; any cat that loses all of its nine lives is out of the game.	cat bird mouse

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Players are dealt a hand of Mog cards; these and a dice provide the means to move the cats, birds and mice. The players can choose to move their cats along garden walls or paths or, the more adventurous can travel round the road, this route is a lot quicker but there is a car (model). Cats can raid other cats larders and attack one another. A pack of Curiosity cards dictate, at random, when the shops open and close and the movements of the car. A Curiosity card is picked up when a cat lands on a Curiosity square. Some of these cards are good news - but you know what curiosity did to the cat!

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Boardroom Productions, based in Battersea, London, have had very good feed back from members of the public, from kids wanting their parents to play again and again to adults unable to stop playing and burning serious amounts of midnight oil.