Hounded
One of Bekah & Chris’s favorite two-player games, in Hounded, players will either be the cunning fox, trying to elude capture, or the determined hunter, trying to hunt down the fox. In the game each player moves their pawns and turns over tiles as they do, sometimes triggering effects and sometimes not.
While the fox character is alone, the hunter has a team of hounds to help him hunt the fox. All the hunter has to do to win is either corner the fox with his dogs or force the fox to end his turn next to the hunter himself. For the fox to win, it has to run out the clock, which is done by either finding the three timepiece tiles or flipping over 43 of the 49 tiles. Once time runs out, the hunter has to retire for the day and the fox escapes!
Consider it an introduction to the logic behind chess, or just a quick 2-player game to have on hand. Hounded is a convenient size for travel, but also a staple for any two board game lovers.
One of Bekah & Chris’s favorite two-player games, in Hounded, players will either be the cunning fox, trying to elude capture, or the determined hunter, trying to hunt down the fox. In the game each player moves their pawns and turns over tiles as they do, sometimes triggering effects and sometimes not.
While the fox character is alone, the hunter has a team of hounds to help him hunt the fox. All the hunter has to do to win is either corner the fox with his dogs or force the fox to end his turn next to the hunter himself. For the fox to win, it has to run out the clock, which is done by either finding the three timepiece tiles or flipping over 43 of the 49 tiles. Once time runs out, the hunter has to retire for the day and the fox escapes!
Consider it an introduction to the logic behind chess, or just a quick 2-player game to have on hand. Hounded is a convenient size for travel, but also a staple for any two board game lovers.
One of Bekah & Chris’s favorite two-player games, in Hounded, players will either be the cunning fox, trying to elude capture, or the determined hunter, trying to hunt down the fox. In the game each player moves their pawns and turns over tiles as they do, sometimes triggering effects and sometimes not.
While the fox character is alone, the hunter has a team of hounds to help him hunt the fox. All the hunter has to do to win is either corner the fox with his dogs or force the fox to end his turn next to the hunter himself. For the fox to win, it has to run out the clock, which is done by either finding the three timepiece tiles or flipping over 43 of the 49 tiles. Once time runs out, the hunter has to retire for the day and the fox escapes!
Consider it an introduction to the logic behind chess, or just a quick 2-player game to have on hand. Hounded is a convenient size for travel, but also a staple for any two board game lovers.
