The much-anticipated expansion for Exploding Kittens 2, titled Streaking Kittens, has been released by Marmalade Game Studio. Now available on Android, iOS, and PC, this expansion introduces a range of exciting new elements and features, enhancing the gameplay experience for players everywhere.
The Streaking Kittens Brings Tons of New Stuff to Exploding Kittens 2
The Streaking Kittens expansion adds a fresh twist to the game with the introduction of five new cards. The star of the show is the Streaking Kitten card, which allows players to safely hold an Exploding Kitten card without detonating, as long as they possess a Streaking Kitten. However, if another player steals this card, and you're left with the Exploding Kitten, you're out of the game.
Another intriguing card is the Swap Top and Bottom, which rearranges the top and bottom cards of the draw pile. The Mark card compels a player to reveal a card, keeping it visible for all to see. Garbage Collection forces everyone to discard one of their cards back into the deck, where it's shuffled in. Lastly, the Catomic Bomb is a game-changer, shuffling all Exploding Kitten cards to the top of the deck, increasing the tension and excitement.
What Else Is New?
Alongside the new cards, the Streaking Kittens expansion introduces three themed decks to Exploding Kittens 2. The Streaking Kittens deck is all about encouraging theft and mischief among players. The Danger Mode deck is packed with Exploding Kittens, ramping up the risk factor. Lastly, the Attack of the Attacks deck is designed to stack attack cards, creating a whirlwind of continuous action and chaos.
One of the most exciting additions is the content sharing feature, which has been a long-requested enhancement by the community. Now, even if your friends don't own the expansion, you can still enjoy the new content together without them needing to purchase it separately. This update is rolling out for free, making it more accessible than ever. Be sure to download the game from the Google Play Store and dive into these new decks and features.
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