Board game, The Cats of New Orleans

The Cats of New Orleans


  A board game by Matt Forbeck, Marco Pecota, Marty Forbeck

1-4 1-4

 30-60 minutes   Unknown 

  Action Points, Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Line of Sight, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Storytelling

  Animals, Civil War, Fighting, Miniatures

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Description

Picture yourself strolling through the misty streets of New Orleans, only this time you’re not alone—your team of scrappy, whiskered heroes is right beside you, ready to pounce, sneak, and claw your way through a city still echoing with the ghostly drums of the Civil War. In “The Cats of New Orleans,” you and up to three friends (or just yourself, if you fancy a solo cat‑venture) become a tight‑knit feline squad, each cat with its own quirks, abilities, and a tiny set of action points that let you dash across the grid, leap onto rooftops, or stare down a rival with a fierce line‑of‑sight glare. The rules are so quick to pick up that you’ll be rolling dice and plotting your next move before the gumbo even cools, but don’t let the simplicity fool you—every mission feels like a mini‑story, and the scenarios stack up into a full‑blown campaign where your choices shape the tale of the Big Easy’s underworld. The game’s charm comes from the blend of old‑school war‑time drama and the playful chaos of cat‑sized combat. You’ll be slipping through alleys, knocking over lanterns, and sometimes having to choose between a daring rescue or a fierce showdown with rival cats and the odd Civil War relic that still haunts the city’s cobblestones. With dice rolling that adds just the right splash of luck, grid movement that lets you plot sneaky routes, and cooperative play that rewards clever teamwork, every session feels fresh, frantic, and downright adorable. Designed by Matt Forbeck, Marco Pecota, and Marty Forbeck, this 2026 release packs miniatures, storytelling, and a dash of historical flair into a 30‑to‑60‑minute adventure that’s perfect for a rainy night or a weekend game‑night binge. Grab your favorite feline, roll the dice, and let the cat‑aclysm begin.