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Our Verdict
A frenetic bluffing micro-game, perfect for causing chaos among friends!
Highlights
- Fast and fun bluffing
- Ultra quick gameplay
- Naughty swapping mechanic
- Great for travel
Keep in mind
- Might spark heated debates
- Very short for deep strategy lovers
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Ever wanted a quick card game that's pure adrenaline and mischief? Fishy Deal is exactly that! In this game, you aren't a heroic fisherman, but a clever and slightly shady fishmonger. Your goal is simple: grab the most valuable catch of the day for your own stock. But don't be fooled, things get intense! You'll need to analyze what your opponents are doing and, of course, keep your eyes peeled so you don't get played.
The real danger lies in the rotten fish. If you end up with a rotten fish in your pile, it's a disaster: every fish of that same type in your pile spoils too. It's total chaos! However, if you're cunning enough to pass that rotten fish to an opponent, they might try to swap their pile for yours to avoid the loss. It's a game of cat and mouse, where memory and bluffing are your best tools. You'll need to remember who took what and try to trick your friends so the junk ends up in their hands. It's fast, it's biting, and it's perfect for anyone who loves a good bit of friendly betrayal!
The real danger lies in the rotten fish. If you end up with a rotten fish in your pile, it's a disaster: every fish of that same type in your pile spoils too. It's total chaos! However, if you're cunning enough to pass that rotten fish to an opponent, they might try to swap their pile for yours to avoid the loss. It's a game of cat and mouse, where memory and bluffing are your best tools. You'll need to remember who took what and try to trick your friends so the junk ends up in their hands. It's fast, it's biting, and it's perfect for anyone who loves a good bit of friendly betrayal!
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Publisher
(Web published)
Designer
Tom Cox
How long does a game take?
Super quick! You'll be done in 10 to 15 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it involves bluffing and memory, I recommend ages 7 or 8 and up.
Is it a complex game?
Not at all! It's very easy to learn, perfect for instant fun.
How many players can I play with?
The game works great with 3 to 5 players.
Do I need many components?
No, it's a light game focused on cards and player interaction.
What is the game style?
It's a bluffing and memory card game with a fun nautical theme.