Are you Team Tacocat or Cattermelon? Saber Interactive has announced an Oct. 3, 2024, release date for Exploding Kittens VR, the new virtual reality experience based on the wildly popular social-strategy card game coming to Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest Pro and Meta Quest 2. The game is available to pre-order now with a 10% bonus discount. Check out today’s new release date announcement trailer and get ready for EXCLUSIVE social mini-games in Exploding Kittens VR, including basketball, darts, Smack-a-face Machine, Catnoid and the Lucky Wheel!
Developed under license from Asmodee Entertainment and published by Saber, Exploding Kittens VR brings the hilarious strategy and chaos of the original card game into the immersive world of VR for a new and unique experience. The online game allows up to 15 players via the social hub, multiplayer games for up to five players, and a solo mode against bots.
Force your rivals to draw the dreaded Exploding Kitten and claim victory as the last person standing! Players can customize their own in-game avatar, explore the social hub, and enjoy a variety of entertaining mini-games.
Key Features
- Experience Your Favorite Card Game Like Never Before: Socialize with friends and make new enemies in this laugh-out-loud VR strategy experience based on the hit card game.
- Master a Variety of Tools to Win: Use a slew of tools to strategically outsmart your opponents and come out on top. Look into the future, steal items from other players and deny their moves, defuse an Exploding Kitten at a crucial moment, and more!
- Three Unique Game Modes: Battle it out in either classic or blitz mode with up to five players, or against your biggest rival in duel mode.
- Engage with Immersive Social Hub: Discover an array of activities in the social hub, including mini-games, character customization and more!
First released in 2015, the original Exploding Kittens card game was a breakout success as the most-backed Kickstarter campaign of all time, followed by multiple adaptations across multimedia, including video game consoles, mobile devices, and even an animated television series streaming now on Netflix.
