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These each have a different color, but both the dogs and cats do look extremely similar, which is all apart of the game itself. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Since these providers may collect personal data like your IP address we allow you to block them here. The first player to get rid of all the cards in their hand, and their discard pile is the winner, so CHOP-CHOP!Certainly fun to play although there’s a heavy snap element of looking for patterns in cards played and them hitting the table. Cards are dealt out coasters representing the 2 cats and 2 dogs are laid in the centre of the table.

If three of the same card are the top card of the discard pile rather than say "snap" you karate chop the corresponding coaster. They love to publish memorable cards that can become frameable keepsakes so that some cards are kept for many years. The Lyrical dance routine has been added to Take it to the Streets along with a brand new dance studio!The game itself is a simple matching game, but is actually quite good fun, and does get folks' competitive juices flowing. Overall an enjoyable game, but some of the older ones, might get a bit grumpy about having to karate chop things and only want to play a few times. All other players must then pick up their own discard piles and add them to the bottom of their hand of cards. Players must race to get rid of all their cards, and the last player to have cards in their hand is the loser!

Amelia and Robin both loved the art designs on Karate Cars and Kung Fu Dogs and found the game itself to be really fun. The Karate Cats spend most of their time lounging around doing what cats do best; grooming themselves and observing one another with lofty disinterest. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. We are proud to work with major brands including The Chase, Taskmaster, Puzzle Cru and Popmaster to name just a few!A great way to keep the kids entertained, this travel-sized action party game can be played anywhere. So keep a keen eye on the cards in play and use your cat-like reflexes to chop the matching cards faster than your opponents can. Occasionally though, when required to do so, they will spring into action and fly-kick a full stop or karate chop an adjective! In practice, with 3 children playing it did provoke a few squabbles about the rules which are essentially a more complicated version of snap and therefore invokes a degree of confusion. The rules are pretty easy to understand although the addition of some cards that trigger specific responses make it a little more challenging to understand but not by much.