Go Fish Tweens

How to play

  1. Tap a card to ask for more of that number. With two opponents, then pick who to ask, or drag the card onto them.
  2. If they have any, they give you all of them and you go again. If not, you go fish from the pond.
  3. Four of the same number make a book. When every book is made, the most books wins.

About

The first card game most people learn. Ask the other players for a number you hold; if they have any, they hand them over. If not, go fish from the pond. Collect all four of a number to make a book, and the most books wins. Big cards, plain words, and computer friends who take their time.

Practices: Matching, Remembering, Taking turns

More for Tweens

How to play

  1. Tap a card to ask for more of that number. With two opponents, then pick who to ask, or drag the card onto them.
  2. If they have any, they give you all of them and you go again. If not, you go fish from the pond.
  3. Four of the same number make a book. When every book is made, the most books wins.
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