Hey, That's My Fish!

To set up the game, first assemble the game board using the four ice floe plates, making sure that all the fish symbols on the plates are oriented in the same direction. Next, shuffle all the hexagonal ice floe tiles face-down and then place them face-up randomly onto each space on the assembled board. Each player receives a number of penguin tokens based on the player count: two penguins for four players, three for three players, and four for two players. Starting with a chosen player and proceeding clockwise, each player places one of their penguins on any ice floe tile of their choice until all penguins are on the board.

The main objective of 'Hey, That's My Fish!' is to be the player who collects the most fish by strategically moving your penguins across the ice floes and collecting the tiles they vacate. Players must plan their movements carefully to maximize their fish collection while simultaneously trying to block opponents and prevent them from accessing valuable areas of the board.

During a player's turn, they perform two actions: first, they choose one of their penguins and move it in a straight line across any number of contiguous ice floe tiles. Penguins cannot move through other penguins (whether their own or an opponent's) or through empty spaces. After moving, the player collects the ice floe tile that their penguin just left, adding it face-up to their personal score pile. Play then passes to the next player in clockwise order.

Once the game concludes, each player counts the total number of fish depicted on all the ice floe tiles they have collected throughout the game. The tiles can have one, two, or three fish. The player with the highest total number of fish wins the game. In the event of a tie in fish count, the tied player who collected the most ice floe tiles (regardless of fish count) is declared the winner. If there is still a tie, all tied players share the victory.

The game continues with players taking turns moving their penguins and collecting tiles until a player cannot make any legal moves with any of their remaining penguins. When this happens, that player collects all their remaining penguins along with the ice floe tiles they are currently standing on, and their participation in the game ends. The other players continue to play until they, too, can no longer move any of their penguins. The game officially ends when all players have removed their penguins from the board.