Exploding Kittens: Zombie Kittens — 2-5 Players, 15 Minutes to Play, Ages 7+ | High Stakes Card Game

Undead fun in a quick session

Zombie Kittens delivers fast paced, humor filled card play for 2 to 5 players in about 15 minutes. Designed for ages 7 and up, this compact game is easy to bring along for family nights, travel, or casual parties, making it a repeatable option for many gatherings.

The twist keeps energy high: even if a player triggers an Exploding Kitten, they are not necessarily out. Zombie Kittens cards grant revival from the grave, enabling revived players to taunt rivals and shift the momentum. The result is a blend of strategy and lighthearted chaos that suits both younger players and adults during shared play.

How the undead rounds unfold

• Draw cards on your turn while avoiding Exploding Kittens.
• Use Zombie Kittens to come back from the grave and influence the table.
• Make timing and card choices to compete for the last player standing.

The art by The Oatmeal adds bold colors and cheeky humor to every hand, enriching the party atmosphere and making each draw a moment to react. The tone stays playful, inviting everyone to join the undead mischief with a smile.

What is inside and how to use it

• 61 brand new cards featuring undead action and humor, plus easy to follow instructions.
• Play it on its own or combine with other Exploding Kittens decks for bigger chaos and longer sessions.

Its compact box makes Zombie Kittens travel friendly, perfect for road trips, gatherings, or weekend getaways. Short rounds invite multiple plays in a single evening, offering opportunities to try new strategies or see who can outlast the others with bold plays.

Brand vibe and what players enjoy

Exploding Kittens started as a record breaking Kickstarter and grew into a global phenomenon. The Zombie Kittens deck continues that spirit with witty art and goofy competition, inviting both new players and long term fans to join the undead fun while keeping the mood light and accessible.

Note that this overview celebrates features and use cases rather than promising guaranteed outcomes. Real world results depend on players, timing, and choices at the table.