Chrono Cat's

Chrono Cat's is a French card game about important historical dates : Julius Caesar's victory in Alésia, Charlemagne's coronation, Gutenberg's first press, the discovery of America, the storming of the Bastille, WWI's armistice, the EEC Treaty of Rome. The game was originally designed to help students to learn 52 important dates for a junior high school exam. Rules Each player get a deck of face-down "Event/Cat" cards. The 52 "Date/Mouse" cards are spread on the table, dates up. At his/her turn, a player draws a card from his/her deck and reads the event on this card. The other player then try to gain this event card by being the first to slam the matching date card (if no one finds the right date, the event card is just put aside). When all the event cards have been read, the player with the most cards wins the game.