Go For The Krill
2025Rusty Lumpkin, Sam Pak
- Videos
- 5
- Creators
- 3
Mostly reviews. Go For The Krill is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews and 1 unboxings.
2 - 6 players
15 - 20 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
You are a whale. More accurately, you are a group of Baleen whales and you are hungry for Krill. In Go For The Krill, 2 - 6 players control a group of whales made up of a hand of cards numbered 1 - 10, a squid card, and a penguin card. Your goal is to play a card each round to consume a school of Plankton (or the more valuable Krill) cards that correspond to the numbered whale card you played. If two or more players play the same number in a single round, the cards are moot and the players gets nothing! Players place a single whale card in front of them face down. All whale cards are revealed simultaneously and scored. After 12 rounds, players total the number of Krill and Plankton cards and the player with the most points, wins. -description from the designer
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Go For The Krill has 5 videos from 3 creators: 4 reviews and 1 unboxing. They date from 2025 to March 2026.
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About Go For The Krill
From BoardGameGeek:
You are a whale. More accurately, you are a group of Baleen whales and you are hungry for Krill. In Go For The Krill, 2 - 6 players control a group of whales made up of a hand of cards numbered 1 - 10, a squid card, and a penguin card. Your goal is to play a card each round to consume a school of Plankton (or the more valuable Krill) cards that correspond to the numbered whale card you played. If two or more players play the same number in a single round, the cards are moot and the players gets nothing! Players place a single whale card in front of them face down. All whale cards are revealed simultaneously and scored. After 12 rounds, players total the number of Krill and Plankton cards and the player with the most points, wins. -description from the designer
Designers
Rusty Lumpkin, Sam Pak
Artist
Amy Pak
Publisher
Three Nail Games, LLC
Mechanics
Auction / BiddingSimultaneous Action Selection