Cat Lady: The Card Game (2018)

Nomad Games

PC (Microsoft Windows) · iOS

2.50 from 2 ratings

96 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 69 backlogged · 2 wish listed

Cat Lady: The Card Game is a fun card-drafting game in which players are Cat Ladies, trying to tempt cats into their cattery using food, toys, costumes and more. Based on the much-loved card game by AEG.
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Details

Developers
Nomad Games
Publishers
Nomad Games
Genres
Card & Board Game, Strategy
Steam
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Release dates

  • Nov 06, 2018 (Worldwide) iOS
  • Dec 12, 2019 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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clefabledude

Status clefabledude Feb 8, 2025

The kind of game I would love to have on the family computer when I was young and didn't have a lot of options. It's nice but not a lot to it.

anarchistica

Review anarchistica 2/5 · Jan 25, 2022

Just not much to it

Playtime: 39 minutes

Cat Lady - The Card Game is a fairly simplistic variation on Agricola. There are 3 rows with 3 columns of cards. Players alternate picking a row or column. Cards represent different aspects (cats, food, toys, costumes, posters). Scoring is done differently in different categories. Cats are worth points only if fed, only the player with most …

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Playtime: 39 minutes

Cat Lady - The Card Game is a fairly simplistic variation on Agricola. There are 3 rows with 3 columns of cards. Players alternate picking a row or column. Cards represent different aspects (cats, food, toys, costumes, posters). Scoring is done differently in different categories. Cats are worth points only if fed, only the player with most costumes gets points, et cetera.

It's a mildly amusing game with a cute theme that is probably fun when played with others. But Cat Lady - The Card Game only has local co-op so you will likely only play against one of only three AIs that only come in difficulty levels (easy, medium, hard). On top of that the game has an incredibly annoying "sticky" effect when dragging through your items. It will pretty much refuse to stay scrolled up, making it hard to look at your cats. Each game also ends with an "achievements" scoring screen in which every possible item is ranked up (feed x cats fish, feed x cats tuna, etc.). This screen can't be skipped.

Honestly though, even without all of these flaws i wouldn't recommend the game, there's just not much to it.

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