Fischfutter

What to Expect

In Fischfutter, you place double-sided piranha cards on the table, flipping cards of the same color during your turn. If a swarm of at least ten piranhas appears, it attacks and costs you tokens. The game ends when a player runs out of tokens, and the one with the most tokens wins. There's also a cooperative variant where players work together.

Who Is This Game For?

Fischfutter is suitable for families and casual players aged 8 and up who enjoy quick card games. With a short playtime of around 15 minutes, it fits well into short gaming sessions. The rules are easy to learn, requiring no prior experience, ideal for fans of cooperative and memory mechanics.

How It Works

Each player receives a double-sided piranha card and tokens. On your turn, you place your card face up or down and flip all cards of the same color on the table. If a swarm of ten or more piranhas of one color appears, players lose tokens based on swarm size. Then, you draw a new card. The goal is to keep as many tokens as possible to win or survive together in cooperative mode.

What Makes It Special

Michael Modler's Fischfutter combines memory and cooperative gameplay in a fast-paced card game released in 2025. Its unique swarm mechanic and optional co-op mode set it apart from traditional memory games, offering strategic depth in a short format.

Setting & Atmosphäre

The game is set in a pond filled with piranhas where players try to control swarms and avoid becoming fish food. The theme focuses on survival against the predatory fish.

Tipp für Einsteiger

Focus on remembering card colors and watch swarm sizes to minimize token loss.

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Fazit

Fischfutter is a good pick for families and fans of quick cooperative card games. Its simple mechanics and brief duration make it ideal for casual play, especially for those who enjoy memory and teamwork elements.