Board game · 2014
うかい (Ukai)
Ukai is a Japanese board game simulating cormorant fishing on rivers at night. Players move upriver, revealing face-down cards that show sweetfish (worth 1-5 points) or hazards like rocks hitting birds. Special cards provide additional effects. The game ends when all "bonfires" are exhausted, with the highest fish score winning. Published in a tiny matchbox package, it's considered one of Japan's smallest doujin games, cleverly including matches as components.
This game falls under the category: Card Game.
- Players
- 2–4
- Duration
- 20 min
- Age
- 8+
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