Anyone who has ever owned a cat knows the truth: the moment your back is turned, they are up to something. Good Kitties leans all the way into that, casting you and your fellow players as a band of mischievous house cats teaming up to take over the home while the dog is not looking.
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Set up your group for freeIt is a cooperative game from US indie studio Pink Hawk Games, designed by the studio's founder Emily Vincent. Rather than competing, everyone plays on the same side. You prowl the house scavenging for bits and bobs to build contraptions, hunt down pesky mice, and above all try to outsmart the watchful dog before it catches you in the act. Each kitty has its own special abilities, so the fun comes from combining your talents to pull off jobs no single cat could manage alone.
The clever bit is the choice the game keeps putting in front of you: how naughty do you dare to be? Reaching for a bigger reward risks blowing your cover, and that tension between mischief and getting caught is where the game lives. There are six missions that ramp up in difficulty, and you can mix and match objectives to build fresh challenges, so your group should keep finding new capers to attempt.
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See how it worksGood Kitties is heading to Kickstarter this autumn. If your regular crew enjoys cooperative games like Pandemic or the softer, chattier side of the hobby, this looks like an easy one to rally people around. Round up your fellow cat people and find a game night near you.
Sources: Pink Hawk Games
