Despite All Our Rage We Are Still Just Some Rats On Nic Cage

In 2006, Nicolas Cage bought a 500-year-old German Castle. In 2007 the Disney movie Ratatouille premiered. Coincidence? I mean, yeah. Probably.

But maybe not! What if the rats living in Nicolas Cage’s castle didn’t like all the renovation noise and activity? What if Nicolas Cage screened Ratatouille in his cavernous personal movie theater and, unbeknownst to him, the castle’s rats were watching, too? What if the movie inspired the rats to take their vengeance out on America’s greatest actor by turning him into their puppet?

I mean, can you think of a better justification for the last decade and a half of Nicolas Cage’s behavior?

“Despite All Our Rage We Are Still Just Some Rats On Nic Cage” is designed for 3-6 players to tell a complete(ly weird) story over the course of a single session (2-3 hours). The gameplay is fast and chaotic and players will get the most enjoyment out of it if they lean into the frenetic nature of the game.

Be a rat. Control a celebrity. Follow your bliss.

As always, a portion of every sale will go to a deserving charity. This game's charity is https://www.apopo.org/en, and they train giant rats to sniff out landmines and identify tuberculosis!