Advance notice “Oh! Meow! Meow!”.

For the first time in German – the successful “Oh! Meow Bow!” can soon be played as “Oh! Miau! Wau!”. Incidentally, this won’t be our only cat game this year …

Experience happy moments with cute, lovable cats and cuddly dogs. “Oh! Meow! Meow!” (originally “Oh! Meow Bow!” or also known as “Five Three Five” / “535”) is a card climbing game with our favorite pets.

Oh! Miau! Wau!

Take care of all the cute cats and dogs roaming around the area before the others. If you make it in time, the cute animals will reward you with their love. If you don’t manage to do this in time, they become sad and you only get their legacies as points.

“Oh! Miau! Wau!” takes place over several rounds in which you try to play all the cards in your hand before the others. If you succeed, the others receive points for the cards they still have in their hand at the end of the round. If one of you has at least 20 points after a round, the game ends. Whoever has the fewest points wins! Place the point tiles between you. If there are two, three or four of you playing, put 1 card of each value (1-5, 7-9, 11-15) back in the box. The last one to meow or bark is the winner. Originally published by MTS Games, Korea. Designed by Kenichi Kabuki. Illustrated by Jyujin Ohtsubo. Published in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by “The Game Builders”, distributed by “Calderan”

A cat and dog climbing/sliding game for ages 8 and up.

15-30 minutes playing time. 2-6 players.

To shorten the waiting time until the game, a few fun facts about cats and dogs.
Did you know that?

Cats

• are communication artists: cats communicate with over 100 different sounds, while dogs only have about 10 at their disposal.

• are phenomenal jumpers: cats can reach up to six times their body height in one jump.

• are sleep champions: cats sleep an average of 12-16 hours a day, which is more than most mammals.

• are peculiar drinkers: cats have a unique way of drinking liquids. They gently touch the liquid with the tip of their tongue and then quickly close their mouths to catch the cool water.

• have sensitive whiskers: Cats’ whiskers are highly sensitive and help them to measure their surroundings and navigate the world. Even in complete darkness.

Dogs

• are incredible nose artists: a dog’s nose is between 10,000 and 100,000 times more sensitive than that of a human.

• master tail language: Dogs communicate a lot through the position and movement of their tail. A wagging tail, for example, does not always mean joy, but can also express nervousness.

• are lifesavers through intuition: dogs have a remarkable ability to recognize illness in humans. Some specially trained dogs can identify cancer, diabetes and even early stages of epilepsy through their sense of smell. This makes them invaluable companions not only in everyday life, but also in the medical field.

• are fast learners: dogs can recognize a large number of words and gestures. Some dogs were trained to understand over 200 words.

• have exceptional hearing: dogs can hear frequencies up to approx. 50,000 Hz, whereas humans can only hear up to 20,000 Hz, which makes dogs particularly good at perceiving high-pitched sounds and beeping noises.

“Oh! Meow! Bow!” on Boradgamegeek

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