Streaking Kittens Expansion Enhances Exploding Kittens 2 with New Decks and Sharing Features

Exploding Kittens 2 has just received an exciting update that's set to ramp up the chaos and fun with the introduction of the Streaking Kittens expansion. Developed by Marmalade Game Studio, this update not only brings new gameplay dynamics but also enhances the social aspect of the game through a new content sharing feature, allowing players to enjoy expansions with friends who haven't purchased them.

The Streaking Kittens expansion introduces five new card abilities that add layers of unpredictability to each game. Players can now manipulate the draw pile, force opponents to reveal their hands, and even use the Catomic Bomb to bring all Exploding Kittens to the top of the deck. The highlight of this expansion is the Streaking Kitten card, which lets players hold onto an Exploding Kitten without detonating, adding a thrilling twist to the game. Following the successful Halloween and Christmas updates, Streaking Kittens injects a fresh dose of feline frenzy into Exploding Kittens 2.

Alongside the Streaking Kittens, three new themed decks have been added, each designed to amplify the chaos in different ways. The Streaking Kittens deck focuses on card theft, adding a strategic layer to the game. Danger Mode increases the number of Exploding Kittens in the deck, ratcheting up the tension. The Attack of the Attacks deck, on the other hand, is designed to keep the pressure on opponents with relentless Attack chains.

One of the most significant updates is the introduction of free content sharing. Now, if you own an expansion, you can host a session and share your decks and cards with friends who don’t own the expansion, making it easier than ever to enjoy the full range of Exploding Kittens 2 content together.

Ready to dive into the mayhem? Download Exploding Kittens 2 now—it's free-to-play with in-app purchases. For more details, visit the official website or follow their X page to stay in the loop on all the latest updates and developments.