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Animal Cards: 25, Food Markers: 25, Rank Cards: 5, Rulebook: 1
The Japanese edition of "Play Another Day," a party game with an animal theme where you hunt and sometimes get hunted, is set to be released!
Today's predator might be someone else's meal tomorrow!
Outwit others and become the King of Food!
Big beasts hunt smaller animals, but they are nimble and quickly escape.
Unleash your full animal instincts, outsmart other players, and deduce which animals they've sent out to hunt.
The first player to collect 5 food markers becomes the King of Food!
Each player has 5 cards: Bear, Wolf, Wildcat, Owl, and Mouse. By playing these cards during the game,
you will hunt or be hunted by other players.
The game progresses by repeating rounds, and there are 1 to 3 hunts in each round.
Each hunt proceeds in 3 phases: "1. Play an Animal," "2. Call an Animal," and "3. End of Hunt."
In "Play an Animal," you choose one animal card from your hand to send out for the hunt and place it face down in front of you.
In "Call an Animal," the caller calls out animals starting from the lowest number (Bear at 1).
If only one animal is called, that player specifies a higher number and hunts.
Players who have played the specified number are hunted and eliminated from this round.
If two or more animals are called, it's a clash and no hunt occurs.
Then, the calling continues in order until the last number, and the round ends when all animals have been hunted.
Remaining players proceed to the next hunt.
In "End of Hunt," the round ends if 3 hunts have been played or if only one player remains,
and food markers are distributed according to the situation.
The player who first acquires 5 food markers is the winner!
"Play Another Day" is a bluffing and deduction party card game where you consider other players' situations, sometimes boldly, sometimes cautiously choosing which animal card to play,
and hunting or being hunted by opponents!
Game Design: Brett J. Gilbert & Matthew Dunstan
Illustration: Nele Brönner
Players: 2-5
Age: 8+
Play Time: 15-20 minutes