Any penguin that gets stuck and can’t move because they’ve found themselves floating on a small piece of ice is removed from the game, taking the tile they’re standing on with them. Meanwhile adults can stop and ponder how the ever-shrinking board provides plenty of tactical choices for blocking opponents. Kids can just jump their penguins back and forth across the glacier, grabbing fish where they can without ever considering what they’re really ding. It’s a simple ruleset that can be explained to adults and children alike in mere minutes, and yet there’s surprising depth hidden within them. There’s only two other rules that you need to be aware penguins can’t move past another penguin that’s blocking their path, and they can’t move across open water, either, which is to say an empty space on the board.
Once you’ve moved you snatch up the tile you were initially standing on, nabbing yourself however many fish were pictured on it in the process.
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It’s a fight for dominance as the playing area shrinks with every move made.Įach turn you select one penguin from your crack team of tuxedo-wearing professionals and can move him/her as far as you want in a straight line across the board, which is made up of 50 hexagons. The idea is straightforward enough you take control of a small crack team of penguins and must race to acquire as many fish as possible while the glacier collapses around you and the other players try to do the same. So what happens when you take those cute little blighters and whack them into a simple kids boardgame? Penguins are naturally funny little chaps, the source of endless amusement for kids and adults alike as they waddle around the ice in their little tuxedos. Designed by: Alvydas Jakeliunas and Gunter Cornett
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