Kawaii Lab Games Debuts with the Launch of Three New Family Card Games
Kawaii Lab Games launches family card games: "Carrot BOOM," "Screaming Billy," and "Tic-Tac Twist - Burger Vs Pizza" bringing fun and creativity for all ages.

Kawaii Lab Games Launches Three New Family Card Games Simultaneously
Kawaii Lab Games, a family-owned studio, is proud to announce the launch of three exciting new family card games: Carrot BOOM, Screaming Billy, and Tic-Tac Twist - Burger Vs Pizza. This bold debut reflects the studio's commitment to delivering quality family entertainment and fostering shared experiences.
The new releases represent the first offerings from Kawaii Lab Games, a company founded with the mission to inspire moments of joy and connection through tabletop play. By blending creativity, nostalgia, and unique game mechanics, the studio seeks to create memorable experiences for players of all ages.
Three Distinct Games, One Shared Vision
While many game studios debut with a single title, Kawaii Lab Games is introducing three games simultaneously, demonstrating their confidence in their designs and long-term vision. The games – Carrot BOOM, Screaming Billy, and Tic-Tac Twist - Burger Vs Pizza – each offer something special, with engaging mechanics and charming artwork in the signature kawaii style that defines the brand.
"Our goal is to encourage families to unplug from screens and connect in a fun, meaningful way,” said Daniel Lopez de Medrano, co-founder of Kawaii Lab Games. “We believe the launch of these three games simultaneously shows our dedication to crafting quality experiences that bring families closer together.”
A Focus on Fun and Creativity
Each of the new games is designed with simplicity in mind, making them easy to learn while offering enough depth to keep players engaged. With hand-drawn illustrations, playful characters, and imaginative themes, Kawaii Lab Games invites players to enter new worlds where fun and connection take center stage.
Our games are more than just playing cards; they’re about creating simple stories and characters that people can connect with,” explained Lopez de Medrano. “We want every game session to feel like a special moment the whole family can enjoy.
Kawaii Lab Games: From Family Tradition to Thriving Business
What started as a simple family tradition of game nights has now evolved into a growing business. The company’s founders, Daniel López de Medrano (Father), Daniel López de Medrano (Son) and Juan Carlos Santana (Cousin), who have long shared a passion for creating and playing card games together, are committed to passing that love of play along to future generations. Through their games, Kawaii Lab Games aims to spark laughter, foster connection, and create lasting memories.
“At the heart of everything we do is the desire to bring people together,” said Lopez de Medrano. “We believe that when people sit down to play together, they’re making memories that last a lifetime.”
About Kawaii Lab Games
Kawaii Lab Games is a family-owned card game studio founded with the mission of bringing families together through the joy of tabletop play. Specializing in unique, hand-drawn illustrations and easy-to-learn game mechanics, the studio creates games designed to inspire fun, laughter, and connection. The company's games are crafted with care and tested to ensure that every experience is both enjoyable and meaningful.
For more information, visit Kawaii Lab Games, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
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