2021 · Card Game
Fruit Fight
Players draw cards from a shared deck to build sets of numbered fruit cards in front of them and can steal matching-number cards from opponents when those numbers appear. Each turn, players flip cards one at a time and decide whether to stop and bank their current front-row cards into a personal score pile or press their luck by drawing again; drawing a duplicate number in front of oneself when holding at least three cards causes those front-row cards to be discarded from the game. When the deck is exhausted, all remaining front-row cards are scored, players total the numbers on their scored cards, and the highest sum wins.
- Players
- 2–5 best 4
- Playing time
- 20 min
- Age
- 8+
- Complexity
- 1 / 5
About the game
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On Ludoya's tables
Full stats in Ludoya- 3,123
- Plays logged
- 1,689
- Players
- 14m 30s
- Average play
- 316
- In collections
- 11
- On wishlists
- 1
- Pre-ordered
6.9/10
from 108 Ludoya reviews
- Base -
Iván Sanin6.3 Pelusas es un sencillo juego de forzar la suerte. Fàcil de sacar a mesa y de explicar. No hay nada más, funciona muy bien y realmente consigue que pases un rato divertido.
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
When do I score the face-up cards in front of me — can I pick them up at any time?
You score them at the start of your turn: if you have any face-up cards, pick them up and stack them face down as your loot, which represents your final score (page 1).
When can I steal cards from opponents — only on my turn or any time?
You may steal only when you draw a card: each time you reveal a card you may take all opponents' face-up cards of that same value and add them to your face-up cards (page 1).
If I already picked up cards into my loot (face-down), can other players steal them?
No — only face-up cards can be stolen; once you pick cards up and stack them face down as loot they represent your final score and cannot be stolen (page 1).
What exactly causes me to lose my turn, and what happens to my face-up cards when that happens?
If you draw a card that matches a value you already have and you currently have three or more face-up cards, you lose your turn and all your face-up cards are discarded back into the box (they are lost) (page 2).
If I only have one or two face-up cards, can I draw a duplicate without losing my turn?
Yes — the lose-a-turn rule applies only when you already have three or more face-up cards; with one or two you may add a duplicate card and continue your turn (page 2).
What happens when the deck runs out — do I keep any face-up cards I have?
The game ends immediately when the last card is revealed; every player adds their remaining face-up cards to their already scored loot before totaling points (page 2).
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