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HAWKs has released two wildlife-themed games: Dinner Time, a predator-prey card game for ages 7 and up, and That’s Scat!, a token-collecting game for ages 6 and up. Both are available from HAWKs for under $20; the company says they are scheduled to launch on Amazon on Oct. 15.
HAWKs has released two wildlife-themed games, Dinner Time and That’s Scat!, bringing animal food chains and wildlife tracking concepts into quick family game-night activities. The games are available now through HAWKs’ website for $14.99 and $19.99, respectively, and the source report lists an Amazon launch date of Oct. 15.
Dinner Time is a fast-paced card game recommended for ages 7 and up. Players discard cards to build food chains by identifying predator-prey relationships. When someone spots a chain, they slap the table and call “Dinnertime!”; the player who is last to run out of cards wins, according to the product description. Its listed retail price is $14.99.
That’s Scat!, recommended for ages 6 and up, asks players to collect tokens that match scat samples and use them to identify animals. Players seek matching pairs, but drawing three or more matching tokens means those tokens must go back into the bag, where opponents may have a chance to collect them. The winner is the player with the most matching pairs at the end. Its listed price is $19.99.
The Toy Insider’s report says both games are portable and intended for family play at home or on trips such as camping and road travel. It describes Dinner Time as teaching food-chain concepts and That’s Scat! as involving pattern recognition and decisions about when to stop collecting. Those are the publisher’s stated learning aims; the report does not cite independent research evaluating educational outcomes.
Wildlife Lessons in Short Games
The two releases give families a way to bring animal and nature themes into play without relying on an outdoor setting. Dinner Time centers on how predators and prey connect in a food chain, while That’s Scat! uses animal evidence and token patterns as the basis for collecting decisions. The games turn those ideas into rules players can learn and practice together.
For HAWKs, the products extend its stated goal of encouraging children to reconnect with nature through play. Their sub-$20 prices and portable formats may also make them practical for travel or camping, although the source report does not provide sales figures, customer response or evidence of learning outcomes. The announcement is a product release, not an independent assessment of how well the games teach wildlife science.
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HAWKs’ Play-Based Nature Focus
HAWKs, short for Hiking Adventures With Kids, was founded in Los Angeles by former retail executive Emma Flanders. The company says it aims to spark children’s curiosity and help them reconnect with nature through play. The two new games adapt wildlife-related subjects for tabletop play rather than requiring players to be on a trail.
The product details distinguish the games by both age range and activity: card-chain building in Dinner Time, and token matching and collection in That’s Scat! The Toy Insider report lists HAWKs as the manufacturer and says both are currently available on the company’s website. It gives Oct. 15 as the planned Amazon availability date, but does not specify a year.
““DINNER TIME!””
— HAWKs, in the product description for Dinner Time
animal food chain card game for kids
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Availability and Learning Claims
The supplied report does not give a year for the Oct. 15 Amazon launch, nor does it confirm whether that listing has since gone live. Readers should check HAWKs or Amazon for current availability. The report also does not provide distribution details beyond the company website and planned Amazon listing.
While the games are presented as tools for learning about wildlife, food chains and pattern recognition, the source material offers no independent evaluation of educational effectiveness. It also does not provide information about game duration, component counts, or whether the stated age recommendations reflect formal testing.
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Amazon Listing and Retail Availability
The next stated retail milestone is the planned Amazon launch on Oct. 15. The source does not specify the year or confirm the listing’s status, so availability should be verified with the retailer. In the meantime, HAWKs lists both games on its website at the stated prices of $14.99 for Dinner Time and $19.99 for That’s Scat!.
Further details that could clarify the release include updated retailer listings, distribution information and any response from families or educators. No additional launch events, expansions or follow-up products are mentioned in the source report.
nature-themed token collecting game
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Key Questions
What are the two new HAWKs games?
Dinner Time is a card game about building predator-prey food chains. That’s Scat! is a token-collecting game based on matching scat samples and identifying animals.
How much do the games cost?
The listed prices are $14.99 for Dinner Time and $19.99 for That’s Scat!. The source report says both are available through HAWKs’ website.
What ages are the games for?
Dinner Time is listed for ages 7 and up, while That’s Scat! is listed for ages 6 and up.
When will the games be available on Amazon?
The source report lists an Amazon launch date of Oct. 15, but does not state the year or confirm whether the listings are live. Check Amazon or HAWKs for current availability.
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