1, 2, 3
TBD (Original design by Günter Cornett & Alvydas Jakeliunas)
| Designer(s): Non-original Game | Match Type: DM (for 2 players) |
| Featured in: Community Hosted Genius Game 2 | |
DM8: 1, 2, 3
This game follows the rules and gameplay of the board game "Hey, That's My Fish".
This DM will be played as a best of 3.
SETUPThe game takes place on such a board (won't be the exact setup):
Rows are labeled A-H, and within each row, the cells are numbered starting from 1 on the left (for example, the tile on the very bottom right is H7). You will use these coordinates to make your moves.
Each player is assigned a colour and controls 4 tokens of that colour, using them to collect points.
At the beginning of the game, players take turns placing their tokens on the board. During this time, tokens may only be placed on tiles with 1. For game 1, the DMO will select who places first, and this will alternate in the following games.
Once all tokens have been placed, the player who placed the first token becomes the starting player.
GAMEPLAYA player's turn consists of moving one of their tokens in a straight line.
The token may move in any one of the six directions of the hexagon, but it cannot change direction during the move.
Tiles with tokens cannot be crossed, and empty tiles cannot be landed on or jumped over.
The tile a token started on at the beginning of it's move is emptied (no longer in play) and the player receives the amount of points the tile was worth.
Once a player has moved their token, and the starting tile has been emptied, the other player's turn begins.
- Tokens that cannot make legal moves are removed from the board.
- Tokens that can only make very specific, obvious moves where the opponent cannot interfere are also removed from the board. The player controlling the token will still receive the points - this is simply to clear up the board. For example:
The token on G2 would be removed, and the player would receive the points on G1, G2, H1, H2 for a total of 6 points.
Play continues in this manner until all tokens have been removed. The player with more points wins the game.
TIME CONTROLS/TIESPlayers have 30 seconds to make their move. The timer starts once the updated board has been posted.
Additionally, players receive 1 minute of reserve time that can be used over the course of a game. If a player uses up all their reserve time, they lose the game.
If the score is tied after all 3 games have been played, the DMO wins the DM.
CLARIFICATIONSThere will always be exactly:
- 30 tiles with 1
- 20 tiles with 2
- 10 tiles with 3
The tiles will always be more or less evenly distributed throughout the board.