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HAWKs has introduced two portable games that use wildlife themes to teach children about food chains, animal signs and collecting strategy. Dinner Time costs $14.99 and is listed for ages 7 and up; That’s Scat! costs $19.99 and is listed for ages 6 and up. Both are available from HAWKs, with an Amazon launch scheduled for Oct. 15.
HAWKs has introduced two portable wildlife-themed games, Dinner Time and That’s Scat!, bringing animal food chains and wildlife tracking concepts to family game nights. The games are listed as available now through hawkskids.com, cost $14.99 and $19.99, respectively, and are scheduled to launch on Amazon on Oct. 15; the source does not specify the year.
Dinner Time is a fast-paced card game about predator-prey relationships. Players discard cards to build food chains, then slap the table and call “Dinnertime!” when they identify a chain. The player who calls it takes the pile, and the last player with cards remaining wins, according to the product description. HAWKs lists the game for ages 7 and up at a suggested retail price of $14.99.
That’s Scat! is a token-collection game that asks players to match tokens representing scat samples with the animals associated with them. Players draw from a bag and decide when to bank their findings. The product description says that drawing three or more matching tokens can require a player to return them, allowing others to take those tokens. The player with the most matching pairs at the end wins. HAWKs lists it for ages 6 and up at $19.99.
The company describes both games as portable options for family play, including on camping trips and road journeys. The Toy Insider’s report says both are available through hawkskids.com and gives Oct. 15 as the planned Amazon launch date. The report also discloses that The Toy Insider participates in affiliate programs that may earn revenue from purchases made through its links.
Wildlife Lessons at Game Night
The announcement gives families two new options that combine simple game mechanics with nature themes. Dinner Time turns predator-prey relationships into a quick matching challenge, while That’s Scat! uses animal signs and decisions about when to stop collecting as part of play. These are product descriptions and educational aims stated by HAWKs; the supplied material does not report independent testing of what players learn.
The games’ prices and age labels also make the practical details clear for shoppers comparing family activities: Dinner Time is listed at $14.99 for ages 7 and up, and That’s Scat! at $19.99 for ages 6 and up. Their portable format may suit travel or outdoor trips, although the source does not provide dimensions, component counts, or details about storage.
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HAWKs’ Play-Based Nature Goal
HAWKs is described in the report as an organization founded in Los Angeles by former retail executive Emma Flanders. Its stated aim is to help children reconnect with nature and encourage curiosity through play. The two new games extend that aim through different subject matter: one focuses on food chains, and the other on identifying animals through scat samples.
The release combines two different styles of play. Dinner Time centers on quick recognition and a group race to call out a completed food chain. That’s Scat! emphasizes collecting, matching, and deciding when to bank tokens rather than risk drawing more. The supplied report identifies the suggested retail prices, age guidance and sales channels, but does not give a broader release schedule or details about other HAWKs products.
“Players race to build food chains, find the connection between predator and prey, all to call “DINNER TIME!” before anyone else does.”
— Dinner Time product description
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Release Details Still Missing
The source says the Amazon launch is scheduled for Oct. 15 but does not name the year. It also does not provide confirmation that the planned listing has gone live, or give shipping regions, stock information, or delivery timing. The games are described as available now at hawkskids.com, but availability may depend on location and inventory.
Other product details are not included, such as the number of cards or tokens, game length, player count, and whether adult help is recommended. The listed age guidance is 7 and up for Dinner Time and 6 and up for That’s Scat!; families should check current packaging and product information for suitability and any safety notices. The source material does not report CPSC recalls, so shoppers should check CPSC recall information when evaluating children’s products.
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Amazon Listing and Sales
The next stated retail milestone is the planned Amazon launch on Oct. 15. Because the source omits the year, readers should confirm the current listing date directly with HAWKs or Amazon. HAWKs’ website is identified as the present sales channel for both games.
Further confirmed information would include whether the Amazon listings are live, current stock and shipping details, and full product specifications such as player count and contents. Until those details are available, the clearest comparison remains the published price, age guidance, game format and stated sales channels.
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Key Questions
What are HAWKs’ two new games?
Dinner Time is a card game about building food chains. That’s Scat! is a token-matching and collection game based on identifying animals from scat samples.
How much do the games cost?
The source lists Dinner Time at a suggested retail price of $14.99 and That’s Scat! at $19.99. Retail prices and availability can vary.
What ages are the games listed for?
HAWKs lists Dinner Time for ages 7 and up and That’s Scat! for ages 6 and up. Check product packaging and current safety information to decide whether a game suits a child.
Where can families buy them?
The report says both games are available through hawkskids.com and are scheduled to launch on Amazon on Oct. 15. It does not specify the year for that Amazon date, so shoppers should check the retailers’ current listings.
What does the source say the games teach?
HAWKs describes Dinner Time as a way to introduce food chains and predator-prey relationships. That’s Scat! is described as practicing pattern recognition, animal identification and decisions about when to stop collecting. The source does not provide independent evidence measuring learning outcomes.
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