Whose Foods
2013
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2-4
Weight
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Playtime
20 min
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📖 About This Game
The game is played by controlling a dog and a cat on a 4x4 board to obtain high-scoring canned food pieces. The game incorporates elements of Scissors Shogi, Sanme-jabira, and a chain reaction system.
The game can be played by 2 to 4 players.
Pieces
Each piece is printed with 3 illustrations of a dog and a cat, and 6 illustrations of a canned food.
The 12 dog and cat pieces are shared pieces.
The 12 canned food pieces are owned by each player.
(In 2-player game, each player has 3 large and 3 small pieces; in 3-player game, each player has 2 pieces; in 4-player game, players 1 and 2 have 2 large pieces and 1 small piece; players 3 and 4 have 1 large piece and 2 small pieces).
Initial Arrangement
There are no pieces on the board.
How to play
The first move is decided by an appropriate method, and the players take turns to move in clockwise order.
The first turn is to select a piece (any size, any illustration, any size of the pieces you own or share) from the off-the-board pieces and place it on the board.
The piece can be placed anywhere on an empty square. The piece can be placed anywhere on an empty square, or a smaller piece can be placed on top of a larger piece that has already been placed.
Scoring Pieces
When three pieces of the same illustration are placed in a straight line, regardless of size, or when three pieces of the same size are placed in a straight line, regardless of illustration, the topmost three pieces in a straight line are removed from the board and scored.
If a canned piece is placed between two canned pieces of the same type on the board, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally, the canned piece will be removed from the board and a point will be scored.
If two canned pieces are placed side by side, they are removed from the board and scored as well.
If a piece is removed from the board, and the pieces below it are arranged in a way that allows the player to gain another piece, a chain of pieces can be removed from the board to score points.
The chain continues until it ends. The move ends when the chain ends.
If two or more effects occur at the same time, the pieces are removed in any order.
Depending on the order in which the pieces are removed, the chain may be broken. If the chain is broken, the player's turn ends at that point.
Prohibitions
Players may not remove the upper pawns from the stack to check the illustration of the lower pawns. Passing is not allowed.
Winning
The player wins if he or she has 3 canned pieces at the end of his or her turn.
The game is over when all 12 pieces are placed on the board. If the game is over and the winner has not yet been determined, the winner is the player with the highest number of points. In case of a tie, the game is a draw.
Each piece is worth 1 point. Canned pieces that cannot be placed during the game are worth a minus 5 points.
LOSS
The player loses the game if he or she has more than 4 canned pieces at the end of his or her turn.
If 4 pieces of the same size and the same illustration are lined up vertically, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, the player loses the game (if there are 3 or more players, the player is disqualified).
However, if three canned pieces are lined up in a row, the player loses the game (if there are more than three players, the player is disqualified).
If more than one effect is placed at the same time, the losing (disqualified) placement has the highest priority.
If there are three or more players and a player is disqualified, the game continues with the pieces remaining in their original positions.
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