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Floaty Fight Card Game

HabaSKU: 101873

A fun float crash. This adorable "my first battle war" game comes in a compact magnetic tin where each player uses part of the tin as their game board.
Both players secretly distribute the 5 floating tiles over the left pool on their game board according to the placement rules. Players take turns naming a square (umbrella color + starting block number) and trying to find the other player's floats.
The other player has to answer whether or not there is a float (part of a) in the square: with the pen, the strokes are marked as an X in the small pool, the strokes are marked as a circle.
A player must announce when one of his floats has been completely discovered and remove the tile from the game board.
The game ends as soon as one player has discovered all of the other player's floats, thus winning the game.

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In Floaty Fight!, players need guesswork and their powers of deduction to discover the whereabouts of all the opponent's floaties to win the game.

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A fun float crash. This adorable "my first battle war" game comes in a compact magnetic tin where each player uses part of the tin as their game board.
Both players secretly distribute the 5 floating tiles over the left pool on their game board according to the placement rules. Players take turns naming a square (umbrella color + starting block number) and trying to find the other player's floats.
The other player has to answer whether or not there is a float (part of a) in the square: with the pen, the strokes are marked as an X in the small pool, the strokes are marked as a circle.
A player must announce when one of his floats has been completely discovered and remove the tile from the game board.
The game ends as soon as one player has discovered all of the other player's floats, thus winning the game.