The bestselling card game that RIT alumnus Elan Lee ’98 (computer science) created nearly 10 years ago is exploding into a universe. Exploding Kittens, the animated series based on the game, premiered ...

Is Hollywood running out of ideas? Even stranger than rebooting seemingly every old hit for a new generation is the longstanding tradition of adapting intellectual property that really has no business ...

The best-selling card game Exploding Kittens has been adapted into a new Netflix animated series. It does plenty of its own world-building: God... 'Exploding Kittens' turns a simple card game into a ...

Let's Hit Each Other With Fake Swords: The world's first sword-fighting card game where players resolve disputes through safe, foam sword fights. The game combines strategic thinking and physical ...

It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost nine years since the original Exploding Kittens card game went viral on Kickstarter and made enough money for several tons of cat food, but it has, and we ...

The collaboration of The Oatmeal cartoonist Matt Inman and video game designer Elan Lee has been a fruitful one. And I recently caught up with Lee at our GamesBeat Next 2024 event to talk about the ...

“Adult cartoons,” which have come to take up not inconsiderable space in the fields of what we call television, began in a state of relative innocence. “The Flintstones,” a Stone Age version of “The ...

A dynamite sneak peek at Exploding Kittens was among the highlights of Netflix's Geeked Week, which prompted the reveal of a minute-long teaser and first-look photos for the upcoming adult animated ...

Inspired by the card game of the same name, the series created by Matthew Inman and Shane Kosakowski sees a clash between God and the Devil, both of them sent to Earth in the bodies of cats. By Angie ...

Luci is a Features Contributor at GameRant from the United States. She has a background in English Literature with an emphasis on creative writing. She also has an unhealthy obsession with Rilakkuma, ...

Holy meow! There is this undying, unique charm to millennial-esq “random humor” siphoned through . . . um, cats. Our feline friends (or fiends) are just so expressive, borderline ...