
Chat Noir
If you’ve never really understood the expression ‘herding cats’, you’ll get it after playing Chat Noir. The game is somewhat of a combination between Go and Minesweeper, except the object here is to prevent a cat from running off the board by placing circles around it. However, with every circle you put down, little Chairman Meow makes an evasive move, just like a real kitty. And, just like a real kitty, making clucking noises doesn’t make it want to stay put.
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