Nekojima | Avoid Mischievous Cats While Carefully Building a Japanese Power Grid | Stacking and Weaving Dexterity Game | Fun Family Game for Kids and Adults Ages 8 and Up | 1 to 5+ Players | 15 Min

This game is perfect in every way. Repeated playability, ways to make it challenging, cooperative versus competitive play, no reading skills required. Parents, get this for teaching gross and fine motor skills, cooperation, strategy, and especially handling frustration when something you build collapses. I play this game with 7-18 year olds and it never gets old. It takes minutes to learn. The wooden pieces are solid and so much nicer than plastic. I’m going to gift this to all my students for Christmas.

This is a very fun game! It’s quick (under 30 minutes) and easy to learn. If you like games like Jenga, you’ll enjoy this. I also appreciate that there are many ways to play this game so it stays fresh. For reference, our teenager and two 50-something parents play and enjoy this.

Super fun and easy stacking/balance game even for smaller children, but placement can be challenging for unsteady hands. Multiple game modes for people who like an extra challenge.

This game is easy to learn, and fun to play. There are a couple variants which is nice for variability. My three year old even loves to play it, not very successfully but it's still fun.Strategy:There is a lot of strategy involvedDesign:Its a great design, clever and cute.Build quality:This game is built very well and will last for a long, long time

I wasn't sure what to expect from this game but my friends and I fell in love with it pretty much instantly when I brought it over for a game night. It plays sort of like a reverse jenga - you're trying to stack the wooden poles on top of each other, which becomes increasingly suspenseful very quickly. Hanging the cats adds another layer of complexity. The strategy gets surprisingly deep once you're reaching for the higher levels. It's very easy to learn and pick up quickly, and can imagine it being fun to play with kids as well.

My family played this game for 3 hours the first night we got it. Loved it.

Fun! Jenga-like concept, but with poles, wires (rope) and cats! Easy to learn, fun to play

It's an odd game, building a knotted tangled of power lines and electrical poles on a small area and then dangling cats from them! That's the game in a nutshell and it's quite a lot of fun. As someone who deals with Parkinson's Disease, it is even more challenging, but I'd much rather play this than Operation or Perfection--those are both way more triggering! ;P