1960Reuben Klamer, Bill Markham
- Videos
- 62
- Creators
- 38
Some reviews
2 - 6 players60 minLight weight
Hang on Harvey!
1969Perry Grant, Reuben Klamer, Harvey "Hank" Kramer
2 players
10 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
From BoardGameGeek
The object of the game is to be the first player to get any part of his Harvey to hang below the bottom edge of the playing field. Players simultaneously race each other in lowering their Harvey by removing one peg from the playing field and placing it somewhere below Harvey so that when you remove another peg Harvey will fall onto your other remaining pegs. If your Harvey falls all the way to the bottom, then you have to start again from the top. Beginners play with 4 pegs, while advanced players use 3.
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Which Hang on Harvey! video should I watch?
Hang on Harvey! has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from 2015 to November 2016.
To learn the rules, start with "How To Play The Game Hang On Harvey Vintage Ideal Family Game" by Lucky Penny Shop, which runs 15 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Hang on Harvey At Across the Board Game Café For Retro Month" by Across the Board Game Café.
If you like it, try The Game of Life and All The King's Men, also by Reuben Klamer, or Mouse Trap and Hands Down, also by Harvey "Hank" Kramer.
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About Hang on Harvey!
From BoardGameGeek:
The object of the game is to be the first player to get any part of his Harvey to hang below the bottom edge of the playing field. Players simultaneously race each other in lowering their Harvey by removing one peg from the playing field and placing it somewhere below Harvey so that when you remove another peg Harvey will fall onto your other remaining pegs. If your Harvey falls all the way to the bottom, then you have to start again from the top. Beginners play with 4 pegs, while advanced players use 3.
Designers
Perry Grant, Reuben Klamer, Harvey "Hank" Kramer
Publisher
Estrela
Categories
Children's Game
Mechanics
Pattern BuildingSimultaneous Action SelectionDexterity