“Hey, That’s My Fish” is a simple board game that uses penguins. The game’s objective is straightforward: to have your penguins collect the most fish.
Released in 2003, the game has gained popularity over the years due to its simplicity and adorable components.
Game Components:
The game components consist of penguin tokens and fish tiles. They are categorized as follows:
- Penguin Tokens: 16 in total, with 4 of each color.
- Fish Tiles:
- Single-fish tiles: 30
- Double-fish tiles: 20
- Triple-fish tiles: 10
Objective of the Game:
The player who strategically places penguins on the fish tiles and collects the most fish emerges victorious.
Gameplay:
- Fish Tile Placement: Randomly place fish tiles in a square pattern.
- Penguin Placement: Players take turns placing their colored penguins on the tiles. (2 players: 4 penguins each, 3 players: 3 penguins each, 4 players: 2 penguins each)
- Penguin Movement: On their turn, a player selects one of their penguins and moves it in a straight line.
- After Penguin Movement: Collect the ice floe where the penguin started its movement.
Rules for Penguin Movement:
There are rules to follow when moving penguins. Penguins can only move in a straight line, cannot jump over empty spaces, and cannot cross over other penguins.
- Penguins can only move in a straight line.
- They cannot jump over empty spaces.
- They cannot jump over other penguins.
End of the Game and Victory Conditions:
- When a player can no longer move their penguins, they retrieve them and collect the tiles underneath.
- After all penguins have been retrieved, players count the number of fish they collected.
- The player with the highest total of fish wins. In case of a tie, the player with more tiles wins.
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