7.4
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Ludopedia
6.8
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BGG
Our Verdict
Fleet is a super cool card game for those who enjoy strategy with auctions and a fishing theme! It's quick and offers nice decisions.
Highlights
- Clever multi-use cards
- Dynamic turn order auction
- Engaging fishing theme
- Fast, strategic games
Keep in mind
- Can feel a bit solitaire
- Auction might be daunting
- Luck in card draws
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Prepare to set sail in Fleet, a strategic card game that casts you as an entrepreneur trying your luck in the rich waters of the Canadian Arctic. A secret, once-inaccessible bay is now teeming with marine life and attracting adventurers from all corners. Your mission? Build the most powerful fleet, acquire fishing licenses, launch boats, and, of course, catch as much as possible to become the master of the seas!
In Fleet, each card serves a dual purpose: it can be used to generate income, hire crew, buy licenses, or even for the fishing itself. Hand management is crucial, as you'll need to balance investment in infrastructure with fishing capacity. The game employs an auction system to determine turn order, adding an extra layer of interaction and competition each round. Whoever places the highest bid (or knows when to pass) secures the advantage of playing first.
With resources that grow automatically and the need to collect sets of fish and licenses to maximize your victory points, Fleet offers interesting decisions without becoming overly complex. The variable setup ensures that each game presents new challenges. It's an ideal game for those who enjoy strategy with a touch of luck and a well-executed fishing theme, perfect for quick 30-45 minute sessions for 2 to 4 players. If you like card games with depth and a hint of auction mechanics, Fleet might be your next treasure!
In Fleet, each card serves a dual purpose: it can be used to generate income, hire crew, buy licenses, or even for the fishing itself. Hand management is crucial, as you'll need to balance investment in infrastructure with fishing capacity. The game employs an auction system to determine turn order, adding an extra layer of interaction and competition each round. Whoever places the highest bid (or knows when to pass) secures the advantage of playing first.
With resources that grow automatically and the need to collect sets of fish and licenses to maximize your victory points, Fleet offers interesting decisions without becoming overly complex. The variable setup ensures that each game presents new challenges. It's an ideal game for those who enjoy strategy with a touch of luck and a well-executed fishing theme, perfect for quick 30-45 minute sessions for 2 to 4 players. If you like card games with depth and a hint of auction mechanics, Fleet might be your next treasure!
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Publisher
Eagle-Gryphon Games, FRED Distribution, Inc., Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer
Ben Pinchback, Matt Riddle
Artist
Eric J. Carter
What is the average playtime for Fleet?
A game of Fleet typically lasts between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on the number of players and their familiarity with the rules.
How many players can play Fleet?
Fleet is designed for 2 to 4 players.
Is Fleet a difficult game to learn?
No, Fleet is considered moderately complex. The basic rules are easy to grasp, but mastering the strategies takes a few plays.
Does the game rely heavily on luck?
There's an element of luck in drawing cards, but hand management, clever card play, and auction decisions are more crucial for victory.
What makes Fleet different from other card games?
The use of multi-use cards and the auction system for turn order are key differentiators, offering interesting decisions with every play.
Is it a good game for someone new to more complex board games?
Yes, Fleet is a great entry point for games with auction and hand management mechanics, as it offers depth without being overly complicated.