Can you play this with just two people?

Yes, this pack is designed for two players out of the box. Each person gets one character and its matching card deck. You can also combine it with other Catchables packs to add more players.

How hard are the stunts to complete?

Stunts range from very simple single actions like tapping your leg once to more demanding challenges like standing on one foot while your toy is airborne. The difficulty increases as you progress and add multiple stunts together.

Are the toys durable enough for outdoor use?

The squishy cat toys are built to survive repeated tosses onto hard surfaces, so they can handle outdoor play as long as you're not throwing them onto rough terrain that might damage the material.

Do you need a lot of room to play?

You need enough vertical clearance to throw the toys a few feet in the air without hitting a ceiling or ceiling fan, and enough floor space to move around while performing stunts. A typical living room with standard ceilings usually works.

What do the opponent-messing cards do?

Each character comes with cards that let you interfere with other players during their turns. The specific effects vary by card, but they add an element of disruption so you're not just focusing on your own performance.

Catchables 2-Pack #3 (Caterina & Catastrophe)

The 3-second version

Two squishy cat figures built to be tossed and caught repeatedly
Challenge cards for each character add physical stunts to every throw
Opponent-interference cards let you mess with other players mid-round
Requires space to throw toys vertically without hitting obstacles
Stunts demand physical coordination and balance
Not suited for sedentary or purely strategic play

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Squishy Cat Toys With Stunt Cards That Turn Tossing Into a Physical Challenge Game

Most party games trap you at a table answering trivia or bluffing through social deduction. This one makes you stand up, throw something, and execute a physical task while tracking a falling object. The stunt cards turn a simple game of catch into a coordination test that gets harder as you succeed, and the opponent-disruption cards mean you can't just focus on your own performance. It's for people who want a game that creates spectacle and makes everyone in the room laugh at the failed attempts, not just the winner.

Good gift when

Groups who want a party game that involves movement and quick reflexes
People who collect quirky toys and enjoy games with physical components
Households looking for screen-free entertainment that works for mixed ages
Anyone who finds traditional board games too slow or too strategic

Skip it if If you're looking for a quiet, sit-down game or have very limited space for tossing objects, this won't suit you. The stunts require decent mobility, and the game loses its appeal if you can't throw the toys high enough to make the challenges tricky.

What's included

Caterina squishy cat toy
Catastrophe squishy cat toy
Challenge card deck for Caterina
Challenge card deck for Catastrophe

If you're giving it

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Great for people who like quirky games, but consider whether they have space to play.

The details

Each character is a soft, squeezable cat figure designed to be thrown in the air and caught one-handed. What makes this more than fidget toys is the deck of stunt cards that comes with each one. Before you catch, you have to complete whatever physical challenge the card demands—anything from tapping your leg to balancing on one foot the entire time the toy is airborne.

The difficulty builds as you stack more stunts together. Early rounds might ask for a single simple move. Later rounds combine multiple actions, testing your coordination and memory under pressure. The goal is to successfully complete five stunts before catching your toy. First player to hit five wins the round.

This pack includes two distinct characters: Caterina and Catastrophe. Each comes with its own card deck, and those decks include cards that interfere with other players. You can play head-to-head with just this set, or combine it with other packs in the line to add more people to the game. All characters are compatible with each other.

The cats themselves are palm-sized, soft enough to catch without fumbling, and built to survive repeated tosses onto hard floors. The card decks introduce variety so no two rounds feel identical. Because the challenges are physical rather than trivia or strategy-based, the game rewards quick reflexes and body control more than game knowledge.

The result is a party game that gets people moving, laughing at failed catches, and competing without needing a table, board, or screen. It works indoors or out, and rounds move fast enough to keep a group engaged without dragging.

Exploding Kittens

Catchables 2-Pack #3 (Caterina & Catastrophe)

Two collectible characters, each with challenge decks that add silly moves and balance tricks to every throw you catch

$9.99at explodingkittens.com

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The 3-second version

Two squishy cat figures built to be tossed and caught repeatedly
Challenge cards for each character add physical stunts to every throw
Opponent-interference cards let you mess with other players mid-round
Requires space to throw toys vertically without hitting obstacles
Stunts demand physical coordination and balance
Not suited for sedentary or purely strategic play

Questions

Can you play this with just two people?: Yes, this pack is designed for two players out of the box. Each person gets one character and its matching card deck. You can also combine it with other Catchables packs to add more players.
How hard are the stunts to complete?: Stunts range from very simple single actions like tapping your leg once to more demanding challenges like standing on one foot while your toy is airborne. The difficulty increases as you progress and add multiple stunts together.
Are the toys durable enough for outdoor use?: The squishy cat toys are built to survive repeated tosses onto hard surfaces, so they can handle outdoor play as long as you're not throwing them onto rough terrain that might damage the material.
Do you need a lot of room to play?: You need enough vertical clearance to throw the toys a few feet in the air without hitting a ceiling or ceiling fan, and enough floor space to move around while performing stunts. A typical living room with standard ceilings usually works.
What do the opponent-messing cards do?: Each character comes with cards that let you interfere with other players during their turns. The specific effects vary by card, but they add an element of disruption so you're not just focusing on your own performance.