Board game · 2016
ワカサギ (Ice Fishing Hokkaido)
A card game for family fishing fun. Go ice fishing in Hokkaido and discover the best fishing spots, water depths, and bait options! Draw different event cards and see who can catch the most Wakasagi (Japanese pond smelt)! One boss player draws three hidden fishing cards while other players try to predict them. Depending on correct predictions, the boss calls "Kon!". With more than two "Kon"s, a fish bites. Fishermen must shout "Hit!" before the boss completes ten "Kon"s. Success earns a fish card and draws an event card, which can be positive or negative.
If you like the mechanics Critical Hits and Failures , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family Islands: Hokkaido (Japan), Players: Three Players Only Games, Theme: Fishing / Angling.
- Players
- 3
- Duration
- 15 min
- Age
- 8+
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