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Exploding Kittens, a leading gaming and entertainment company, today launched Exploding Kittens: The Board Game, the company’s first-ever board game to celebrate its 10th anniversary this year.

Exploding Kittens has officially launched a new board game, the company's first board game, as Exploding Kittens: The Board Game has been released for their namesake game's tenth anniversary. This is ...

Exploding Kittens, designed by Matthew Inman, Elan Lee and Shane Small, was releasted 10 years ago after a massive Kickstarter. One of the biggest successes on Kickstarter is a silly little card game ...

Exploding Kittens, a kitty-powered version of Russian Roulette, has become a household staple. The company launched on Kickstarter and has never lost its edge. However, despite much success, the ...

Days before the final episode of Survivor’s 47th season, gaming company Exploding Kittens announced Survivor The Tribe Has Spoken, a new card-based party game designed in collaboration with the show’s ...

Luigi Mangione was passionate about game development and programming from a young age, teaching himself to code in high school. By Mike Isaac Mike Isaac covers Silicon Valley and the tech industry.