Fish Go Fish
Fish Go Fish starts by teaching one direct request, then turns the card game into a race for a small book target.
Game details
- Developer
- FoolFish Studio
- Category
- Card
- Controls
- Mouse · Touch · Keyboard
- Players
- Single player
- Devices
- desktop · mobile
- Orientation
- Portrait and landscape
- Published
- Listing updated
- Page content updated
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About Fish Go Fish
Fish Go Fish starts by teaching one direct request, then turns the card game into a race for a small book target. Complete one book in the lesson, three on Easy and five in the challenge. A book is still four cards of one rank.
How to play Fish Go Fish
Ask for a rank you hold, take any matching cards or draw when told to go fish. Watch which ranks the opponent requests as well as the cards in your own hand. The opening lesson points you toward the first ace request.
Controls
Mouse
Touch
Keyboard
Race to a small number of four-card books
Holding two cards of one rank is not a book yet. A successful request can move you closer, but all four cards are required before that rank counts toward the target. Check the completed-book counter instead of counting pairs.
What to plan before your next move
Remember the opponent's recent requests. A rank they asked for is evidence they held it at that time, which can guide your next legal question. Keep the short target in mind rather than planning as if the entire deck must be exhausted.
Fish Go Fish or Go Fish?
Go Fish plays its regular deck-and-books contest. Fish Go Fish foregrounds one-, three- and five-book stopping goals, providing a shorter route from the first request to a result.
Choose Go Fish for its regular objective, or use the Play button above to try this Fish variation. Progress is saved separately for each game.
Common questions
Does a matching pair count as a book in Fish Go Fish?
No. Collect all four cards of the same rank. The short target changes how many books you need, not the four-card book rule.
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