- Exploding Kittens Bears vs. Babies 2-5 Players - Ages 10 - 20 Minutes to Play - Monster Building Card Game - Party Game, Family Game Night, Kid and Adult Card Game.

Worth the price

Awesomeness in a furry box!

Everything is good but there's one card which is called bear in bikini and that's too hilarious for kids please fixx that really it's overall good but please fix that hilarious card and everything is suitable for kidss

I'd like to think that this is the original, and not a knockoff version. The contents are correct and in very good condition. However, 1 star reduced for the way it was packed: the box was covered in a bubble wrap and then inside a resealable package. However, games from the Exploding Kittens franchise come in the clean, shrink wrapped packages usually.

All are good and box outer layer skin is soo soft it felt like touching small baby dogs. Cards are good and stiff. Product is overall good and have extra cards too.

Bought as a gift for my roommate for the holidays. Gave it early after it came because the packaging was so cool I couldn’t wait. Bears Vs Babies is more complex at first glance (go to the link on the back of the instruction manual and watch the How To Video). We played 2 player the first time, were able to pick up the rules, and played through a full game in 90 minutes. The cards are a good thickness, the gaming mat is extremely helpful (tip: read everything written on everything, else you’ll miss some minor, but funny details that make the game even more fun). The cards can be separated into Babies, Monster Building, and Action cards. No dice or anything else. Just the cards and mat are needed. Once you get going and learn, it’s a game of strategy, and playing with 2 is just as fun as playing with more. Honestly, you could get really creative and play alone (I have plenty of friends that modify table top games for this purpose). Provoking the Babies into attacking is hilarious, and collecting them when you win the war with your Monster Army is super fun. The illustrations are great and pretty detailed. The box itself is covered in synthetic “fun fur”, and is compact, so it won’t take up a huge space either. It was definitely worth the purchase price. Makes a great gift, and is suitable for teens and adults. Even my father (in his 60’s) thinks it’s hilarious.

A great game for the family. You need a wide playing field as the monsters you make take up a fair bit of space. The ridiculous images on the cards are entertaining and making the monsters is a fun experience. A bit of strategic planning is need to win, so it's a bit of a challenging game.

It's fast tot learn and it's really funny. The Box it's lovely

Lo compré sin pensar al saber que era de los creadores de Exploding Kittens, y no me ha decepcionado. Lo primero es que es muy original y no existe juego igual en el mercado. Divierte mucho y ha sorprendido a los amigos con los que he jugado. Es más estratégico que Exploding Kittens, eso gustará a unos más que a otros. Las partidas no son tan rápidas como Exploding Kittens porque algunos turnos la gente tiene que pensar bien lo que hacer. Pero nada que se haga eterno y sigue siendo un juego rápido y fácil de jugar. Que esté en inglés es todavía más irrelevante que en Exploding Kittens, que si ya era facilísimo de entender, aquí casi no hace falta leer nada. Una vez te explican cómo jugar, solo muy pocas cartas llevan texto y se explican bien en el FAQ que incluye el juego. En resumen, una compra muy recomendada. Gran juego y buen precio teniendo en cuenta lo cuidada que está la edición y que son muchísimas cartas las que incluye.

The creators of this, and of Exploding Kittens: A Card Game About Kittens and Explosions and Sometimes Goats , are clearly as mad as a box or two of frogs. Last year, I bought Exploding Kittens as a Christmas present for everyone and it went down extremely well. Bears vs Babies, by the same bunch of loonies, had a few quid off before Christmas this year so I bought it. The box is furry. A nice kind of fur, quite stokeable so watch out for people having a crafty feel and be sure to make fun of them. There is no real reason for this. It's a gimmick. A nice one. The game title is one to be ashamed of. I consider it terrible to think that some people might see this as condoning violence against poor, defenceless bears. Thus, I'm much relieved to find that the game would more appropriately be called 'Monsters vs Babies' as the bears play only a small part. The monsters (might be bears) you design do their best against armies of various kinds of babies and your job is to build up your monster army to defeat them. Sounds silly? Oh no - not silly at all. This game is one of deep strategy. Do you invoke the babies when you know you can defeat them with a small army and win lots of small amounts, or do you build a large army and aim to defeat (and hence win) more babies? The creators of the game have obviously spent a lot of time, in whatever asylum houses them, test playing this game. The rules are basically simple (children can play this - there's nothing actually horrific in it, unless you've been at the grown-up's juice) but there are subtle nuances that seem strange at first, but make sense once you have played a few times and got a hang of the strategy. You can't play this game on your lap - you'll need a coffee table or bigger to lay your monsters out on so don't buy it to play on a transatlantic flight - Exploding Kittens is your choice for that. So, my advice is to buy this game if you're wondering whether to shell out for it or not. If you're intending playing it with small people, it'll be fine and you'll probably have to accept defeat to your eight year old, but if you're intending it to be played amongst adults and you've imagining late nights with a chink of glasses and a game to make people look at you squinty-eyed as you force them to waste their army then you've got the right picture in your mind.