A GAME OF CUNNING & COORDINATION

Fox &
Geese.

One against thirteen.
Every move changes the hunt.

THE TABLE

YOUR SIDE

OPPONENT

Your goal Close every escape. The geese win when the fox cannot move or jump.

YOUR TURN01

Gather the flock.

Choose a goose, then a glowing point.
The flock moves toward the top.

◇ EASY TO LEARN. HARD TO OUTFOX.

YOU & THE COMPUTERGEESE TO MOVE

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THE HUNTING GROUND

I · XIII

THE HUNT IS OVER

13geese remain

The fox wins at 5.

A timeless pursuit. A fresh perspective.33 POINTS · 14 PIECES · TWO VERY DIFFERENT PLANS

A FEW SIMPLE RULES

The art of the hunt.

The fox starts in the center. Thirteen geese fill the bottom arm and the entire row beside it. Geese always move first.

The Geese

Move one goose to an empty connected point, sideways or forward toward the top of the board—including forward diagonals where drawn. Never move backward, jump, or capture. Trap the fox so it has no move or capture at the beginning of its turn.

The Fox

Move one connected point in any direction. Or jump over an adjacent goose along a straight drawn line to the empty point immediately beyond, removing that goose. Continue with another jump if you wish, or choose “End capture turn.” Capturing is always optional. Reach five remaining geese to win immediately.

Only the engraved lines are paths. Glowing rings show your legal destinations; amber rings mark captures. Undo takes back your last turn and the computer’s reply.

A FRESH HUNT

Start again?

Your current game will be replaced.

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Practice here. Your game stays untouched.