Basically, you can see and re-adjust top 5 cards. See The Future acts as Adjust the Future (similar to the one from Imploding Kittens, the expansion pack) and affects 5 cards instead of 3.Skips are stronger together, one Skip card only kills one Cat card, two Skip cards kill three Cat cards, three of them kill five Cat cards and four of them kill seven Cat cards.

Skip lets you kill individual Cat cards.

All of the Cat cards in the middle construct the enemy Cat army. Whenever the Cat cards show up, always keep them in groups in the middle of the table, for example, keep all of the Beard Cat cards together. For the action cards that work for you, below are the instructions: You must choose and discard one of them immediately. Nope cards cancel out one of your action cards on your deck. When a Shuffle card shows up, you must shuffle the deck immediately. The ones that work against you are Nope and Shuffle cards.

4 of the action cards work for you and two of them work against you.

You can swap an incoming action card with a card from your deck, and whichever doesn’t stay in your deck must be discarded. This rule is also applied to Defuse cards.

You can either hold a group of the same type of action cards (just Attack cards, for example) or two different type of individual action cards in your deck at all times.

Defuse cards basically negate the Kittens (just like in the original game) and stop the Cat cards from attacking you (the provoking). Shuffle two more Defuse cards into the deck.

So, that’s the main point, and below is my full variant: Babies, the army of babies usually get activated when their nap time is disrupted (provoked) by one of the players, and I thought, the Kitten cards could activate (provoke) the Cat cards in Exploding Kittens. And I figured, since there are a lot of Cat cards in Exploding Kittens with no instructions, they can act as the army of babies and I could fight them using action cards, building a (mini) deck (instead of monsters). Babies, you build these monsters (bears) to fight against an army of babies. Babies), I was inspired by the idea of Exploding Kittens as a deck building solitaire. Ever since I heard about Inman’s (and his co-creator Elan Lee’s) newest card game ( Bears vs. However, it is not easy to find someone to play hilarious card games with all the time, so I wanted to come up with a way to play it solo. How could it not be? It is a card game that involves cats! Also, Matthew Inman‘s artwork and text on the cards are hilarious. Exploding Kittens is one of my favorite card games.

How to play the game exploding kittens