Board game Cats of Mont Saint-Michel to be released in Russia: brave cats against the Rat Cardinal

Thanks to the board game Cats of Mont Saint-Michel, users from Russia will also be able to travel to Mont Saint-Michel Abbey shortly before the French Revolution, transform into brave cat-defenders, and participate in cooperative adventures.

Employees of the Board Zeppelin publishing house announced that they are localizing the board game Cats of Mont Saint-Michel, designed for 1–4 users, into Russian.

The project takes place in Mont Saint-Michel Abbey shortly before the French Revolution. Dark times have fallen upon the monastery: it has been overrun by hordes of rats, cockroaches, and other vermin led by the sinister Rat Cardinal. Participants will take on the role of brave cat-defenders to cleanse the abbey of the pest invasion.

Don't think this is a "children's" game. Here, gamers will find a full-fledged story campaign where heroes gradually develop, gain new abilities, and become stronger from mission to mission.

Board Zeppelin will bring two versions: the base edition — with cardboard standees, and the deluxe edition, stylized as an ancient book (with miniatures, dual-layer player boards, wooden tokens, and many other pleasant deluxe components).

Cats of Mont Saint-Michel, in which you can play as cats, an owl, a dog, and even three mice, should appeal to all fans of cooperative and exciting adventures.

On the BoardGameGeek portal, the game scored 7.4 out of 10.